The former Czech Republic star has the utmost respect for BVB's talented young squad and coach Jurgen Klopp but he was nonetheless relieved to have avoided Europe's big guns
The Bianconeri director feels they would have had little chance had they been drawn with Bayern Munich or Real Madrid, but thinks the tie with BVB will prove to be a balanced one.
"We have to be very careful because Dortmund have young, talented players. It could have been worse because there was still Bayern and Madrid when Borussia's name came out. It will be a very even tie," Nedved told the official Uefa website.
"There are a few teams who are almost impossible to compete with, so we are happy to have a side against whom we have a chance.
"I'm a big fan of Jurgen Klopp and I'm curious to see our level in Europe. The games against Dortmund will give us a clear indication of that. "
Dortmund beat Juventus 3-1 in the final the last time they won the competition in 1997, with two goals from Karl-Heinz Riedle and one from substitute Lars Ricken earning the German side victory.
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