Real Madrid earned a narrow 1-0 victory over Juventus in their Champions League encounter yesterday, but the Bianconeri will feel disappointed not to have found the back of the net. Despite the defeat, the Bianconeri produced a spirited display and created several opportunities that might have changed the course of… Read More »Thibaut Courtois insists it’s normal for Juventus to create chances
Juventus manager Igor Tudor still has the backing of the locker-room, but the hierarchy’s patience is not unlimited. The Bianconeri started their campaign with three victories in a row, but they now find themselves winless in their last seven across all competitions. They have slipped to seventh place in the… Read More »Pedulla: Juventus players still backing Tudor, but the management set a deadline
Juventus midfielder Teun Koopmeiners believes he’s been impeded by his playing position, which is partially to blame for his underwhelming displays. The Bianconeri spent almost nine months chasing the Dutchman before finally securing an agreement with Atalanta in August 2024. The 27-year-old cost the Old Lady’s coffers a whopping €60… Read More »Koopmeiners blames playing role for Juventus struggles: “I discussed it with the coach”
Real Madrid boss Xabi Alonso is reportedly a staunch admirer of Juventus forward Kenan Yildiz, and he’ll be aiming to lure him to the Spanish capital. Los Merengues hosted the Serie A giants in a major Champions League showdown on Wednesday night, which ended with a 1-0 victory for the… Read More »Agent reveals Real Madrid’s interest in Juventus star: “Alonso would sacrifice anyone for him”
Southampton Technical Director Johannes Spors has emerged as the latest candidate for the Juventus Sporting Director role. The Bianconeri underwent another managerial overhaul in recent months, with former Football Director Cristiano Giuntoli sent packing on the back of a disappointing campaign. Damien Comolli was appointed as General Director, and he’s… Read More »Juventus open talks with Southampton official for vacant Sporting Director role
Former Serie A referee Giampaolo Calvarese believes that Real Madrid attacker Brahim Diaz should have received his marching orders against Juventus. The 26-year-old, who had often shone against the Bianconeri during his time at Milan between 2020 and 2023, was handed a starting spot in Wednesday’s big Champions League showdown… Read More »Former referee insists Real Madrid star should have been sent off against Juventus
Juventus manager Igor Tudor saw positive signs in the defeat to Real Madrid, but insists that his players should have dealt better with certain situations. The Bianconeri put on an admirable effort in Wednesday’s big Champions League showdown at the Santiago Bernabeu. However, they left the pitch empty-handed after failing… Read More »“There were three of them” – Tudor rues Juventus defending on Real Madrid winner
The infamous illegal betting case has resurfaced on the front pages, as Juventus duo Weston McKennie and Mattia Perin are now facing dire consequences. The scandal first erupted in the fall of 2023, resulting in the suspensions of then-Juventus midfielder Nicolo Fagioli (seven months) and Newcastle United star Sandro Tonali… Read More »Two Juventus stalwarts & new Milan signing charged in illegal betting case
Juventus director Giorgio Chiellini insists the club remains firmly behind Igor Tudor despite some disagreements. The Croatian manager has been put under great scrutiny, as the team hasn’t won in seven matches across all competitions. Several sources in the Italian media believe the Croatian is walking on thin ice, also… Read More »Chiellini backs Tudor, admits Juventus are lacking leaders: “We’re missing a generation”
On the heels of their first Serie A loss of the season, Juventus have now tasted their maiden European defeat, as they fell short against Real Madrid in the third matchday of the Champions League group stage. The Bianconeri had their moments at the Santiago Bernabeu, but Dusan Vlahovic and… Read More »Juventus player ratings vs Real Madrid: Di Gregorio’s heroics not enough