The French midfielder says no one at the club is getting ahead of themselves despite winning 11-straight Serie A games
Juventus may have won 11 games straight in the Serie A, but star midfielder Paul Pogba said it will mean nothing if his side does not convert form into trophies come May.
Pogba assisted Paulo Dybala's 77th-minute winner against Roma in Sunday's 1-0 win over Roma and has urged calm among his teammates as they look to capture a fifth-straight league title.
"It was a very difficult match, we tried and tried, then changing the level of our play we scored a very important goal for the win," Pogba told Mediaset Premium.
The remarkable turnaround in form comes after Juventus managed just three wins from their opening ten league games.
"Let’s not forget that at the start of the season people said we were Serie B players, that we couldn’t play football." he continued.
"Now we are doing much better, but we are still nobody, we’ve achieved nothing, we are not top of the table and therefore we must continue like this.
"We’ll take it one game at a time."
The reigning champions are two points off table-topping Napoli who have won their last five league games in a row.
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