​Spalletti insists he trusts Juventus’ directors as he eyes more signingsLuciano Spalletti insists that he trusts Juventus’ directors as they continue their efforts to sign the best players available in the market for him.The manager has already made progress in improving the team and is confident that he can get more from his players during the current campaign.However, Spalletti knows that he needs additional quality and stronger options in the squad, and he has continued working with the club to complete the necessary moves.Juventus continue transfer plansWhile Spalletti focuses on developing the team and preparing the squad for the season ahead, Juventus’ CEO and sporting director are working hard to secure the new signings he has requested.The club have recently completed a move for Randal Kolo Muani, and more players are expected to arrive as Juventus continue strengthening the squad.Spalletti is not concerned about the progress of the transfer plans because he believes the directors are working hard to provide him with the players he needs.According to Sky Sports, Spalletti said: “I know the quality of the directors because I’ve known them for a long time. Up until now, they’ve shown us the quality of their work, so I have full confidence.”Randal Kolo Muani signing (Juventus.com)Spalletti focused on squad developmentThe Juventus manager now wants to concentrate on ensuring that the players currently at the club are in the best possible condition and that any new arrivals can quickly adapt to their surroundings.Spalletti believes the work being carried out behind the scenes will help the team continue improving throughout the season.With the club already adding reinforcements and continuing to explore further opportunities in the transfer market, Juventus will aim to build a squad capable of competing across all competitions.The manager’s confidence in the directors reflects his belief that the club is moving in the right direction. His focus now remains on preparing the team and ensuring every player is ready for the challenges ahead.