LAFC defender Giorgio Chiellini admits he sees himself returning to former club Juventus.

Chiellini has aims to enter football management when he retires.

"Working in management is my aspiration, I have a degree in economics and an MBA in football," he said, "even if I don't know in which position. I spent almost half of my life in that club to which I am still very attached. I don't deny that I see Juventus in my future.

"During the Christmas holidays I will finally return to the stadium and be able to watch my former teammates.

"Coming here from Italy is an important change, also because we are not simply footballers, but men with families, it was a life choice."

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