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  1. Igor Tudor names unwanted players Juventus squad for Germany Juventus have made several players available for transfer as they no longer feature in the plans of their current manager. These individuals are expected to find new clubs before the season begins, given that they are not considered part of the project either in the short term or beyond. ............ The team is currently preparing for the upcoming campaign with a short training camp in Germany, and several players who are expected to depart have still been included in the travelling squad. Tudor has taken the full senior squad on the trip, which includes players such as Arthur Melo and Douglas Luiz. Despite speculation surrounding their future, they remain involved in training and team activities. This contrasts with last season’s approach, when several players were effectively isolated from the first-team group ahead of expected transfers. ............ This summer, by keeping these players active within the squad and involved in preparations, Juventus may increase its chances of securing appropriate deals. The continued involvement of those expected to leave allows them to maintain match fitness and visibility, potentially leading to smoother transfers in the coming weeks. . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/igor-tudor-names-unwanted-players-juventus-squad-for-germany/
  2. “Some players” Tudor reacts to Juventus draw against Reggiana Igor Tudor has shared his thoughts following Juventus’ 2-2 draw against Reggiana in their pre-season friendly earlier today. The fixture marked the Bianconeri’s return to action as they prepare for the new campaign, with the players aiming to regain match sharpness after their summer break. The Bianconeri have only recently resumed pre-season training, while Reggiana had already begun their preparations and played a prior fixture. ............ The manager approached the match with a clear plan to rotate the squad, fielding two different teams in each half. This strategy allowed him to assess a broader range of players and gauge their fitness levels individually. ............ “Today was a good test for us. The intensity of the training we did this week was noticeable, and as a result, there was obviously a lot of fatigue. Physically—as is normal at this time—some players are a little ahead and some are a little behind: today was a very useful workout. I’m happy for Gleison’s return; it will certainly take some time and he’ll need to play some matches to get back to his level. I’m satisfied with these first few days of training.” ............ While the draw may not reflect the club’s ambitions for the season ahead, it served its purpose as a preparatory fixture. Juventus supporters will be hopeful that the squad continues to make steady progress and delivers stronger performances in the upcoming matches. . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/some-players-tudor-reacts-to-juventus-draw-against-reggiana/
  3. No need to panic – Reggiana draw will not define Juventus’ season Juventus and Reggiana played out a 2–2 draw in what marked the Bianconeri’s first pre-season fixture of the summer. The match served as the initial step in Juventus’ preparations for the upcoming campaign, with further fixtures expected before the new season officially begins. ............ The current Juventus squad carries several uncertainties, with no clear distinction yet made between those who are part of the club’s future plans and those likely to depart. Nonetheless, head coach Igor Tudor utilised this friendly to assess the available options, rather than chase a definitive result. AC Reggiana entered the match having already played a pre-season fixture and approached the encounter with intent. Despite their sharpness, they were unable to defeat Juventus, who showed character in securing a 2–2 result. While the draw may not reflect the ambitions of a club of Juventus’ stature, it offered valuable insight into the early stages of their preparation. ............ The outcome of the match should not be viewed as a barometer for the season ahead. While supporters may be eager to analyse the result, it is important to recognise that the pre-season is a period dedicated to experimentation, conditioning and tactical fine-tuning. ............ . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/no-need-to-panic-reggiana-draw-will-not-define-juventus-season/
  4. Reggiana holds Juventus to a draw in Bianconeri’s first pre-season game With their rivals already well into pre-season preparations, Juventus fans were eager to assess their team’s readiness ahead of the new campaign. Having rested for several weeks due to their participation in the Club World Cup, the Bianconeri returned to action with limited time remaining before the season begins. Reggiana, a Serie B side, were chosen as their first opponents in what was expected to be a useful test of fitness and form. ............ Juventus showed signs of rustiness, a likely consequence of their extended break. Reggiana capitalised on this, with Natan Girma opening the scoring in the 22nd minute. It was not the start Juventus had envisioned, but they responded quickly through Francisco Conceição, who finished a move assisted by Jonathan David. ............ Dusan Vlahović found the net shortly after the restart to give Juventus a 2–1 lead. At that point, it seemed the Bianconeri might take control of the match. However, Reggiana refused to allow the game to slip away and continued to press forward with intent. Their persistence paid off late in the match when Cedric Gondo struck to bring the scores level once again, catching Juventus off guard and denying them a comfortable start to pre-season. ............ The match concluded in a 2–2 draw, offering mixed signals about the team’s current form. While there were encouraging signs in attack, the game also highlighted the need for improved defensive organisation and match rhythm. ............ . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/reggiana-holds-juventus-to-a-draw-in-bianconeris-first-pre-season-game/
  5. Sporting Club insists on their asking price for Juventus target Morten Hjulmand has emerged as a key transfer target for Igor Tudor, who has been anticipating Juventus making a move to bring the Danish midfielder into his squad. Hjulmand is no stranger to Italian football, having previously played in Serie A during his time with Lecce. Since his move to Portugal, he has become a vital player for Sporting Club and is now regarded as one of the top midfield prospects in European football. ............ While Juventus have placed its own valuation on Hjulmand, Sporting are demanding a significantly higher fee. Although the player has a release clause set at 80 million euros, the Portuguese club has not asked the Bianconeri to meet that full amount. Instead, their current valuation of the player is around 50 million euros, which still exceeds what Juventus are currently prepared to pay. ............ Juventus are looking to complete the signing at a lower cost, but the negotiation process has become more rigid. The Bianconeri have been informed that they must pay the full 50 million euros if they are to secure the services of the Danish international. This firm stance from Sporting may complicate matters unless the Italian side is willing to raise their offer. ............ . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/sporting-club-insists-on-their-asking-price-for-juventus-target/
  6. Juventus is now discussing a permanent sale for their wantaway player Juventus are now engaged in negotiations with Olympique Marseille regarding the permanent transfer of Timothy Weah, after initially rejecting the Ligue 1 club’s proposal for a loan deal. ............ Olympique Marseille have long been interested in signing the American international, although their initial approach was centred around a loan move. Juventus, however, were not willing to entertain a temporary deal and made it clear that only a permanent transfer would be considered. As a result, the Bianconeri left the door open for other interested parties, while remaining open to renewed discussions with Marseille should their position change. ............ Talks between the clubs are said to be advancing positively, with Juventus seeking a fee in the region of €13 million for the winger. The willingness of OM to meet these demands has brought the two sides closer to reaching an agreement. ............ . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/juventus-is-now-discussing-a-permanent-sale-for-their-wantaway-player/
  7. Il portiere della Reggiana si chiama Motta ...... Che brutti ricordi mi sovvengono con quel cognome!
  8. Comolli reveals latest on Weah, slams Juventus outcast: “He disrespected his teammates” Juventus General Manager Damien Comolli provided some transfer updates on Timothy Weah, and didn’t mince his words when discussing Douglas Luiz. The Frenchman is now the man in charge of the club’s transfer business, supported by the newly-appointed Technical Director, Francois Modesto. ............ One of the topics discussed was the future of Timothy Weah, who already has one foot out the door. ............ “Tim wants to go to Marseille, but in football, you can’t just pick a team, because if the right offer doesn’t come, you’re left on the sidelines. And the offer hasn’t arrived yet,” asserted Comolli in his interview. “Juventus is a very enticing club; several agents and players call me. After all, we are Juventus and we want to get back to winning ways.” ............ The 52-year-old also tackled Douglas Luiz’s unsavoury situation. “The player disrespected his teammates. Everyone must respect the shirt they wear. He then apologised to everyone, players, coaches, and to me as well.” ............ . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/comolli-weah-douglas-luiz-juventus/
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