Juventus take on AS Roma in their next league fixture, a contest that promises to be one of the standout matches in European football this weekend. The encounter brings together two sides capable of producing high-quality performances and will offer a clear indication of where both teams currently stand in… Read More »“Entertain us” Capello discusses his expectations when Juventus faces Roma
Juventus continue to monitor Genoa midfielder Morten Frendrup as they consider possible reinforcements ahead of the January transfer window. The Danish midfielder has been on the Bianconeri’s radar for some time and could become available in the coming weeks as Genoa weigh up potential offers. Juventus believe Frendrup is a… Read More »Genoa sets price to sell Juventus target in January
Juventus striker Arkadiusz Milik has reappeared on the scene following an injury ordeal that lasted 18 months. The Pole suffered a knee injury in June 2024 during an international friendly ahead of the European Championship. At the time, the centre-forward was expected to miss a few months of action before… Read More »Could Milik earn a call-up for Juventus vs Roma showdown?
Juventus are one of three clubs vying for the services of AZ Alkmaar’s teenage sensation, Bendeguz Kovacs. In recent years, the Bianconeri have developped a knack for poaching some of the most exciting teenagers in Europe, the likes of Kenan Yildiz and Vasilije Adzic. The arrival of Damien Comolli earlier… Read More »Report: Juventus & Aston Villa tracking giant Hungarian teenager
Juventus boss Luciano Spalletti will have to choose between Jonathan David and Lois Openda for Saturday’s big showdown against Roma. With Dusan Vlahovic out of action until the spring due to a high-grade tear, the Canadian and Belgian attackers have been competing for a starting berth. Spalletti must choose between… Read More »Selection dilemma for Spalletti as two Juventus forwards vying for starting role against Roma
The recently retired Mattia Caldara admits he should have heeded a piece of advice he received from Giorgio Chiellini during their brief time together at Juventus. The defender rose through the ranks of Atalanta, and cemented himself as one of the most exciting young Italian players in the country at… Read More »Ex Juventus defender recalls snubbing Chiellini’s advice: “The biggest regret of my life
Retired Italian striker Paolo Di Canio identifies the two playing positions that Juventus must urgently address, while offering a possible solution. The Bianconeri sacked Igor Tudor in late October following a poor start to the campaign, and replaced him with Luciano Spalletti. While the team hasn’t been producing spectacular performances… Read More »Di Canio urges Juventus to enhance two roles, proposes Wolves star
Juventus and Inter could battle it out for another Hellas Verona full-back in the shape of Rafik Belghali. The Bianconeri and the Nerazzurri often end up pursuing the same players on the market. One of the most recent cases involved Juan Cabal, who was said to be close to joining… Read More »Juventus & Inter ready to replicate Cabal duel as they lock horns for new Verona revelation
Former Juventus board member Gian Paolo Montali admits he’s not a fan of the club’s newly-appointed CEO, Damien Comolli. Montali, who has a rich background in volleyball, was surprisingly appointed as a Juventus director and board member following the Calciopoli earthquake in 2006, when the club underwent a major managerial… Read More »Former Juventus director slams Comolli & his methods: “I don’t like it”
Juventus remain vigorous in their attempts to land a new deep-lying midfielder next month, as Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg remains at the top of the shortlist. The Bianconeri only have limited numbers in the middle of the park, and none of them is capable of interpreting the Regista role, at least the… Read More »Juventus keen to sign new midfielder in January: Former Spurs man remains the favourite