Former Juventus striker David Trezeguet says he'd welcome the chance to return.

After the board resigned on Monday, several former Juve players have been linked with top level roles at the club.

Trezeguet said: “It seems to me that this is above all a bureaucratic, administrative issue.

"There will be changes, but Andrea Agnelli has done an extraordinary job: the stadium, the sports centre, the second team ... It was an example.

"At Juve I lived ten years as a footballer and seven in the club. I took the course of d.s. in Spain to learn about another type of football.

"In 2021 I chose to close as an ambassador and to return to the sports side, there was no possibility of doing it at Juve but for me Juve is always home.

"I, for Juve, is there: if you call me back, I will return."