Juventus had several players representing their countries during the international break, and they are expected to have their South American contingent back by tomorrow. Nicolás González (Argentina), Danilo (Brazil), and Juan Cabal (Colombia) were all away on international duty. With club football resuming this weekend, Juventus is keen to ramp… Read More »Juventus South American players could return tomorrow
Juventus has some crucial matches lined up in the coming week as the Bianconeri return from the international break. Thiago Motta’s side has made a strong start to the season and will look to maintain their unbeaten run when they face Empoli this weekend. Following that, they kick off their… Read More »Sky Sports journalist expects Motta to rotate his players next week
Juventus has undergone a significant transformation this summer, led by Thiago Motta. However, this is not the first time the club has attempted to revamp its team under a new manager. In 2019, they brought in Maurizio Sarri from Chelsea to lead a revolution aimed at shifting from Max Allegri’s… Read More »Sarri says Juventus was not ready for a revolution when he was their manager
Juventus’ new signing, Teun Koopmeiners, has spoken about his preferred role on the pitch, highlighting his versatility. At Atalanta, he gained a reputation as a productive attacking midfielder, known for scoring goals and creating chances for his teammates. The Dutchman is highly regarded, and Juventus managed to sign him despite… Read More »Versatile Koopmeiners reveals his best role on the pitch
After appointing Thiago Motta as their manager, Juventus deemed several players surplus to requirements and asked these top stars to leave. The likes of Filip Kostić, Federico Chiesa, Daniele Rugani, and Mattia De Sciglio, among others, were told to find new clubs. This decision didn’t surprise fans or the players,… Read More »What Motta will do for the Juventus stars who did not get new clubs
Last summer, Juventus focused more on offloading deadwood from their squad as Cristiano Giuntoli took over as their sporting director. He has been tasked with restoring the Bianconeri to the top, and his first summer at the club prioritized selling rather than buying. However, in the last transfer window, he… Read More »Giuliano Giannichedda marks Giuntoli’s report card for the summer
Manuel Locatelli was not included in the Italy squad for Euro 2024 qualifiers and has rarely been considered for the national team since Luciano Spalletti took over as manager. Under Roberto Mancini, Locatelli was one of the team’s standout players and played a pivotal role in their Euro 2020 success.… Read More »Rejuvenated Juventus star among players Spalletti could call in October
Paul Pogba’s brother, Mathias, is set to go on trial alongside others who attempted to extort money from the Juventus midfielder in 2022. Pogba had endured years of bullying and harassment, and he wanted to keep the matter private due to his brother’s involvement. However, when Mathias went public with… Read More »Pogba’s brother and others set for trial over attempts to extort the midfielder
Juventus’ first opponent after the international break is Empoli, and the Blues know it will be tough to get a result from the game. The Bianconeri have made a strong start to the season and remain unbeaten after three matches. While it’s still early in the season, Juve has been… Read More »Empoli star discusses key Juventus attribute ahead of their match
Gianfranco Zola has named the teams he thinks will challenge for the Scudetto this season as top clubs fight for the Italian top-flight title. Inter Milan, the defending champion, is widely considered the favourite to win again, partly because they have retained most of their players. The Nerazzurri have made… Read More »Zola names the top two favourites for the Scudetto this season