Overview
- Juventus were knocked out by Galatasaray on aggregate despite a 3-2 extra‑time win in Turin after losing the first leg 5-2.
- Damien Comolli called Kelly’s dismissal “absolutely frustrating” and argued that referee Pinheiro, with only 10 Champions League matches, should not have handled the tie.
- He said he will try not to draw a UEFA ban, noting he is already suspended by the Italian federation following an incident against Inter.
- Comolli praised supporters and players, highlighting an uncommon scene of the stadium applauding the team even after conceding.
- He urged continuity in coach, strategy and style, credited Luciano Spalletti with uniting the squad, and framed stability as key to moving forward.