David Trezeguet has claimed that a coaching changes is the reason for him rediscovering his scoring touch.

Trezeguet explains that former Juve coach Claudio Ranieri did not consider him as part of his plans. That, coupled with a spat of injuries, sealed the Frenchman's dismal season in the previous campaign.

"Ranieri never considered me to be important, but it's different now as I have trust from the coach," the Frenchman told La Gazzetta Dello Sport.

"Also, injuries to [Vincenzo] Iaquinta and [Alessandro] Del Piero have given me a chance too."

The striker was then asked to pick three of his favourite goals among the 167 he has scored for the Bianconeri, the latest addition being the one against Atalanta last week.

"The first against Panathinaikos and the one against Milan, which was for the Scudetto [later revoked through Calciopoli]. Also, my first one at San Siro," concluded the ace striker.