Juventus will face Udinese at the Allianz Stadium in the 37th round of Serie A this season, and it will also be Juventus' last home game this season. In the pre-match press conference, head coach Igor Tudor spoke about the upcoming game.  

Igor Tudor said: "The team is in good shape and the training this week was excellent. I see that the players are in very good shape and tomorrow we will make the final adjustments and be ready for the next game."  

"Lloyd Kelly has joined us in training, while Federico Gatti's playing time will continue to be limited. Although the team has been facing some serious injury problems, considering how many games have been played in the season, I have full confidence in the team and they always try their best to fight."  

"At present, we have a clearer understanding of the team's goals and tasks, and the overall level of the game has improved significantly. The most important thing is that we can understand the stage the team is in and know clearly how to react in different situations. I want to give special praise to the players, they have been doing their best."  

"No game is easy. As a coach, I need to adopt different tactical strategies according to each game and the status of each player. Udinese is a team with strong physical confrontation and active running. They have performed very well this season, so I don't think this game will be easy."  

"Whether it's a starter or a substitute, everyone should give their all and do their best. I often remind the players that when you step on the court, you should be fully committed, enjoy the game, and don't be too anxious."  

"Kenan Yildiz was hit hard by the suspension and he felt very remorseful during the game. He is a key player in our team. I reminded him not to bear additional psychological pressure because of the past suspension, and not to rush to make up for anything through the game. He just needs to focus on his strengths and play at the level he should."  

"Dusan Vlahovic is a very key player in our team and, despite some minor physical problems he has experienced, he has decided to stick around until the end of the season and continue to provide important support to the team."