Diego showed wonderful poise in the penalty area to score on his Juventus debut, in the Italian team’s Peace Cup match against Seongnam of Korea. This is the sort of ability he showed regularly in the Bundesliga for Werder Bremen:
Expert finish, eh.
Juve won the match 3-0 and now face Real Madrid in what could be a cracking semi final.
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Absolute class. Makes you wonder why he’s wearing the #28.
think about it 2+8 = 10
His birthday, 28th February, FORZA JUVE!!!