Francisco Conceicao denies a dispute with Juventus staff and explains why he went inside after being substituted against Celta Vigo.

Francisco Conceicao has clarified an incident on the Juventus bench following his substitution in a 2-1 Europa League victory against Celta Vigo. The winger denied reports alleging a dispute with manager Luciano Spalletti's coaching staff. Conceicao acknowledged striking the bench area where he sits, but stated he only entered the dressing room briefly to change his shirt and use the bathroom before returning outside.
Manager Luciano Spalletti and his staff also denied any altercation, noting the winger was likely frustrated with his own performance. Nick Woltemade and Randal Kolo Muani scored to complete Juventus' comeback victory after Hugo Alvarez initially gave Celta Vigo the lead. Following the win, Conceicao shifted focus to Juventus' upcoming Serie A fixture against Lazio.
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