Juventus News

Frosinone manager Eusebio Di Francesco has addressed the absence of Federico Chiesa from the Juventus team in their upcoming fixture. Chiesa is currently dealing with a minor injury, and Juventus manager Max Allegri has stated that he won’t risk playing the attacker in the upcoming match. While Chiesa’s absence will… Read More »Di Francesco insists they are not paying attention to Chiesa’s absence

Juventus manager Max Allegri has officially announced that Federico Chiesa will be absent from their upcoming match against Frosinone this weekend. Chiesa, regarded as one of Juventus’ standout players and a leading goal-scorer this season, has experienced a varied performance in his new attacking role. Despite this, he remains a… Read More »Allegri explains why Chiesa will miss Frosinone match

Juventus has had Domenico Berardi on their radar for an extended period as they aim to strengthen their squad with the Sassuolo forward. Berardi has spent the majority of his career at Sassuolo. Expressing readiness to play for a larger club, he sought a move to Juventus during the summer… Read More »Allegri and Juventus continue to dream of signing Berardi

Juventus is facing challenges in keeping up with Inter Milan at the summit of the Serie A table. Despite the Bianconeri’s efforts to establish themselves as Italy’s top club, their current deficit to Inter Milan makes reclaiming the top spot a daunting task. Having strategically focused on domestic competitions by… Read More »Allegri insists Juventus is not settling for second place

Juventus continues to express interest in acquiring Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg, and the Danish midfielder appears open to the prospect of the transfer. No longer a first-choice midfielder at Tottenham, Hojbjerg typically enters games in the second half, prompting Juventus to consider a loan move for him in the upcoming transfer window.… Read More »Tottenham gives Juventus a condition before they can sign Hojbjerg

UEFA president Aleksander Ceferin has mocked the new format of the European Super League, suggesting that it may be worse than the original one. Yesterday, the European Court ruled against UEFA in their case against the Super League, effectively allowing it to proceed. The company responsible for creating an acceptable… Read More »“It’s hard to decide” Ceferin mocks the new Super League format

The Bundesliga features some of the most in-form strikers in Europe this season, and Juventus is actively pursuing the acquisition of at least one of them. In recent weeks, the Bianconeri have been linked to Nigerian star Victor Boniface, who is leading Bayer Leverkusen in the German league ahead of… Read More »Juventus pondering a move for Bundesliga goal machine

Juventus lost Davide Frattesi to Inter Milan in the summer after pursuing the then Sassuolo midfielder for months. History could repeat itself at the end of this term as the Bianconeri chase the signature of Piotr Zielinski. Napoli is struggling to secure him on a new agreement, and his current… Read More »Juventus set to lose out to Inter Milan in race to sign midfielder

Juventus faces Frosinone this weekend in one of the trickiest games they could play before the year ends. The Bianconeri dropped points in their last game, allowing Inter Milan to open a four-point gap at the top of the league table. Juve can still win the league, but they must… Read More »Fabrizio Ravanelli offers Juventus advice on how to defeat Frosinone

Former Juventus president Andrea Agnelli has broken his silence over the European Super League after the European Court gave a verdict on their case with UEFA. There were mixed reactions in the football world yesterday after the court ruled against UEFA and FIFA’s monopoly, essentially paving the way for another… Read More »Andrea Agnelli breaks silence after Court verdict on the Super League