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  1. Spallettata: Fuori David entra Minetti
  2. Ma perché gioca sempre Cambiaso?
  3. Chiellini: ‘Juventus negotiations with En-Nesyri are over, we cannot buy him’ Juventus director Giorgio Chiellini confirms Youssef En-Nesyri has rejected the transfer from Fenerbache. ‘We cannot buy him outright, so for us the negotiations are over.’ ............ They had expected to bring En-Nesyri back from Istanbul today ahead of a medical, ready to make the move on loan with an option to buy at the end of the season. Instead, last night director Marco Ottolini flew back to Turin alone amid reports En-Nesyri was unsure about the move. What is the situation? “We went to speak to the player, he expressed a few doubts on the formula of the transfer, so for us right now the negotiations are over. We cannot and do not want to buy him outright. “We’ll see over the next few days if there are any developments or other opportunities, but for us it is over.” ............ . Read more -> https://football-italia.net/chiellini-juventus-negotiations-en-nesyri-over/
  4. Uncertain En-Nesyri keeps Juventus waiting over Sevilla interest Sky Sport Italia warn that Juventus don’t have the all-clear yet from Youssef En-Nesyri, because while Fenerbahce agreed terms, he is still tempted by Sevilla. The deal had seemingly been done, with the striker expected to fly out over the weekend to complete his medical. ............ Multiple sources all had the same details, a loan for €3m with option to buy for a further €17m at the end of the season. There were even claims that En-Nesyri could land in Italy this evening, accompanied by director of sport Marco Ottolini, who has been in Istanbul for several days. ............ Turkish sources confirm Ottolini is returning to Italy tonight, without the striker, and that Fenerbahce are irritated by their player’s attitude. The issue is the on-going interest from Sevilla, as this would represent a return to Spain for En-Nesyri after his previous spell there from January 2020 to July 2024. His €19.5m sale to Fenerbahce ended that experience, but he’d be eager to try again. ............ . Read more -> https://football-italia.net/uncertain-en-nesyri-keeps-juventus-waiting/
  5. Former AC Milan man opens door to move to Juventus Franck Kessie is reportedly interested in a move to Juventus as the club looks ahead to strengthening its squad at the end of the season. The midfielder is currently playing in Saudi Arabia, but his contract is due to expire in the summer, and he has no intention of renewing his deal. That situation has placed him firmly on the market and attracted interest from several European sides. ............ Juventus view Kessie as a strong option who could add experience and physical presence to their midfield. With his contract running down, the Bianconeri are considering a move that would see him arrive on a free transfer in the summer. This approach fits well with the club’s strategy of reinforcing key areas without committing to significant transfer fees. Kessie is open to such a move, as it would allow him to return to European football, where he believes he can still perform at the highest level. ............ The midfielder’s openness to joining Juventus has been viewed positively within the club. Kessie has made it clear that he is willing to consider a move to Turin if the two sides can reach an agreement on contractual terms. This development has encouraged Juventus to continue exploring the deal, knowing the player is receptive to the idea. ............ . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/former-ac-milan-man-opens-door-to-move-to-juventus/
  6. “Give everything we have” McTominay expects a tough game against Juventus Scott McTominay has been an important player for Napoli since joining the club, and the Scottish midfielder will be eager to play a key role when they face Juventus this weekend. The fixture carries major significance for both sides, with each fully aware of what is at stake as the season progresses. ............ Juventus head into the match knowing that a win is crucial. Their recent victory over Benfica in midweek has provided a welcome boost in confidence, reinforcing belief within the squad that they can rise to the occasion. That result has strengthened their momentum, and the Old Lady understands how important it is to capitalise on it in a demanding league fixture. Napoli, however, are equally aware that they cannot afford to drop points. Both clubs are battling for a top-four finish, and there is even a sense among sections of their supporters that a title challenge remains possible. ............ McTominay has spoken about the importance of the fixture and the emotions surrounding it, highlighting the rivalry between the two clubs. He said, “It’s a historic match because of the rivalry we have. The fans remind us of it often, and we know it will be incredibly tough, as it always is. Their team is very strong, even offensively. “We’ll have to give everything we have, with focus and maximum dedication, trying to get back to winning consistently. I played my first match as a starter here in Naples against Juventus, and it was exciting. I have great memories, despite the misfortune of not winning that game.” ............ . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/give-everything-we-have-mctominay-expects-a-tough-game-against-juventus/
  7. Milinkovic-Savic has new injury worry for Napoli against Juventus There is yet another potential injury problem for Napoli ahead of tomorrow’s trip to Juventus, as Vanja Milinkovic-Savic is in doubt. It kicks off at the Allianz Juventus Stadium in Turin on Sunday at 17.00 GMT (18.00 CET). ............ Antonio Conte has a decimated squad travelling for this match, as he is without David Neres, Matteo Politano, Kevin De Bruyne, Andre Frank Zambo Anguissa, Billy Gilmour and Amir Rrahmani. According to various reports, Milinkovic-Savic sustained a muscular issue during the final training session today, and the goalkeeper is by no means guaranteed to start tomorrow. ............ If he can’t make it, then Napoli must turn to Alex Meret, who himself has been out of action for two months due to a shoulder injury. Even before that, Meret had lost the gloves to Milinkovic-Savic, not playing since September 28 against Milan. ............ . Read more -> https://football-italia.net/milinkovic-savic-new-injury-worry-for-napoli/
  8. Giovane ready for Napoli debut against Juventus after €20m transfer Multiple reports state Giovane has signed the contract with Napoli, so completing the €20m move from Verona, he can make his debut against Juventus. That Serie A match is scheduled at the Allianz Juventus Stadium on Sunday at 17.00 GMT (18.00 CET). ............ The player had his medical tests today at the La Madonnina clinic in Milan, with that venue chosen precisely because it would enable him to travel quickly to Turin for a reunion with his new teammates. Giovane has already signed the contract, which will be deposited with the Lega Serie A before midnight tonight. ............ That will enable him to be included in the Napoli squad for tomorrow’s Serie A match against Juventus. ............ . Read more -> https://football-italia.net/giovane-ready-napoli-debut-against-juventus/
  9. Kalulu reveals a key message Spalletti has given all the players at Juventus Luciano Spalletti has made a significant impact since taking charge of Juventus, with his work gradually transforming the Bianconeri into a more competitive and confident side. When he arrived, the club was struggling for consistency, and many opponents approached matches against the men in black and white, believing they had a genuine chance of victory. ............ Juventus appointed Spalletti, fully aware that the squad required experienced leadership and a clear tactical identity. So far, that decision appears justified. The manager has brought structure, authority, and renewed belief to a team that had lost some of its edge. While Juventus have always possessed quality, they are once again showing the ability to impose themselves when performing at their best, something that has become increasingly evident under Spalletti’s guidance. ............ The impact of Spalletti’s methods has also been felt clearly within the dressing room. Players have spoken about how his demands extend beyond tactics, influencing their mentality and approach to matches. Pierre Kalulu has now offered insight into the advice and expectations the manager has shared with the squad. Kalulu explained, “That we must be protagonists of the game, as well as of our own destinies. The more actions we take to influence the outcome, the more likely we are to win. Whether the defender is attacking or the attacker is defending, we can make a difference.” ............ . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/kalulu-reveals-a-key-message-spalletti-has-given-all-the-players-at-juventus/
  10. “I have no regrets” Jonathan David discusses his decision to join Juventus Jonathan David joined Juventus as a free agent in the summer, and the Canadian striker remains proud of the decision he made. Entering the market without a transfer fee meant he attracted interest from some of the biggest clubs in world football, all keen to add him to their squad and build their attack around his qualities. Despite the level of interest, David opted to continue his career in Turin. He had the option of moving to Saudi Arabia, where he could have earned significantly more money, but he prioritised sporting ambition over financial reward. Juventus offered him the opportunity to compete at the highest level in Europe, and that was ultimately the decisive factor in his choice. ............ Moving from Ligue 1 to Serie A is not always a straightforward transition. The tactical demands, defensive intensity, and pace of the Italian game often require an adjustment period. Players making that switch are frequently given time to settle, and David is no exception. While he is still adapting to life in Italy, there is an understanding that his performances can improve further as he becomes more comfortable. ............ It is also recognised that his first season might have been easier had he chosen another destination. Several clubs were prepared to offer him higher wages and a potentially smoother transition. ............ Reflecting on his decision, he made it clear that he has no doubts about his choice. David said, “I have no regrets about the choice I made, and I would do it again. Time will heal.” His comments underline his belief that staying the course at Juventus will ultimately justify the decision he made in the summer. . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/i-have-no-regrets-jonathan-david-discusses-his-decision-to-join-juventus/
  11. Bonucci: ‘It feels like Juventus again with Spalletti’, Chiellini directorship ‘dream’ Leonardo Bonucci believes that Luciano Spalletti is making Juventus ‘feel like Juventus’ again, and believes that his former comrade Giorgio Chiellini has everything it takes to become a Bianconeri legend off the pitch. ............ Bonucci was full of praise for Spalletti, and says that ‘insiders’ are also pleased with the direction the club appears to be heading in under the new head coach. “Today, with Spalletti, it feels like Juventus again,” Bonucci said. “I speak to the guys on the inside, as well as with him, and I have to say that they’re all very happy with what he’s bringing on the pitch and the relationship with the team.” ............ “I spoke to him when I moved to Istanbul for the last six months of my career to try and earn a place in the national team. I’ve always had a very direct relationship with Spalletti. When I wasn’t part of his plans, we spoke and explained our respective points of view. We shook hands, we hugged and moved on.” Bonucci feels that Juventus have the right people running things behind the scenes, which includes his long-term former teammate, Chiellini, who has moved into an executive role since the end of his playing career. “I think he’s looking a bit worn out,” Bonucci joked. “It’s always been his dream, his desire to become a director at Juventus. I think he has the intelligence, the ability and the experience to do it. ............ . Read more -> https://football-italia.net/bonucci-feels-like-juventus-with-spalletti/
  12. Juventus edges closer to adding a new striker to their squad Youssef En-Nesyri is set to become a Juventus player after the club reached an agreement with Fenerbahce for his signature. The Moroccan striker has built a strong reputation over the past few seasons and is widely regarded as one of the most effective forwards playing outside Europe’s top leagues. ............ En-Nesyri previously impressed during his time at Sevilla before moving to Turkey, where he continued his development under Jose Mourinho at Fenerbahce. Since making that switch, he has remained a key figure for his club, consistently contributing goals and providing a physical presence in attack. His performances have attracted interest from several sides, and Juventus have now moved decisively to strengthen their squad. ............ An agreement has now been reached that allows Juventus to bring the striker in this month, reinforcing their attacking options at a crucial stage of the season. The move is seen as a pragmatic solution that aligns with both sporting and financial considerations. ............ The arrival of a new striker is viewed as a welcome boost, offering the potential for more goals and greater tactical flexibility. The agreement is structured as a loan deal that includes a fee, with an option for Juventus to make the transfer permanent in the summer. This arrangement allows the club to assess En-Nesyri’s impact before committing to a long-term deal, while also addressing their immediate needs during a demanding campaign. . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/juventus-edges-closer-to-adding-a-new-striker-to-their-squad/
  13. Lopetegui tells Juventus what to expect from En-Nesyri: ‘Quiet but aggressive’ Julen Lopetegui has told Juventus supporters what to expect from his former Sevilla colleague Youssef En-Nesyri, who looks set to join the Bianconeri on loan with an option to buy from Fenerbahce in January: ‘He’s quiet, poised, a very good person, very reserved and very religious’. According to reports at the beginning of the weekend, Juventus have agreements in place with both Fenerbahce and En-Nesyri himself, and that sporting director Marco Ottolini is hoping to bring the Moroccan over to Italy for a medical at the start of next week. Juventus are expected to pay between €3m-€5m for the loan deal and will have an option to buy clause set at €17m for the summer. Few coaches know En-Nesyri better than Lopetegui, who brought him to Sevilla from Leganes in 2020. ............ “For me, excellent,” Lopetegui said in an interview when asked if he thinks Juventus have picked up a good deal with Fenerbahce. “His margin for growth, his technical and personal characteristics will help him adapt to Italian football. He also has a lot of quality,” Lopetegui added. ............ “We took him from Leganes. We were a very aggressive team without the ball. We pressed high and he seemed perfect because he had beastly pace and intensity. We weren’t wrong and we found a lot of other qualities as well. He’s an aggressive striker who works a lot for the team. “He proved to be perfect for our way of applying pressure in the final third. And then, when it comes to his aerial game, he has this precise timing. He attacks the ball in a courageous and powerful way when the crosses come in from the wings. “It should also be added that he’s very fast, which can be exploited in transitions.” ............ “I relied on Bounou, the Moroccan goalkeeper, to communicate with Youssef in the best possible way and to try and get through to him. Yassine was a bit like a father to him, and helped me with him a lot. “But I’m talking about six years ago, he was 22 at the time. After a lot of years with Sevilla, Fenerbahce and Morocco, we’re talking about a different person in terms of maturity and his football.” “Italy is better than Turkey for him. First of all because of the language: He speaks Spanish and will be able to understand everything, and for a quieter guy like him, that will be important. ............ “Naturally, Juventus isn’t just any old club, and there will be a lot of expectations on him.” Lopetegui also feels that Luciano Spalletti will be a good fit for En-Nesyri at Juventus. “I’m very fond of Youssef and I always wish the best for him. Spalletti will know which buttons to press to help him grow further. “We have to see how he will react to a high level of demand, there’s no comparison to how it was in Turkey. For me, he has a strong enough backbone to deal with the pressure, he can do it, but the final answer will be given on the pitch.” . Read more -> https://football-italia.net/lopetegui-juventus-what-to-expect-en-nesyri/
  14. Done deal: Juventus have full En-Nesyri agreement and plot medical Multiple outlets in Italy are reporting that Juventus have a full agreement in place with the club and player to bring Youssef En-Nesyri over to Turin from Fenerbahce in January. ............ Despite suggestions that Juventus were keen on a deal for Crystal Palace’s Jean-Phillippe Mateta, the Bianconeri have moved to secure a deal with Fenerbahce for 28-year-old Morocco international En-Nesyri instead. Juventus sporting director Marco Ottolini has been in Istanbul over the last few days in an attempt to wrap up a deal with both Fenerbahce and the player himself. ............ Juve have secured an initial loan deal for En-Nesyri at a cost of €3m with a future option to buy for an additional €17m. Juve will also cover En-Nesyri’s salary in full, which will add roughly another €4m to the cost of the deal between now and the end of the 2025-26 campaign. Some reports claim that Juventus are hoping En-Nesyri arrives in Italy with Ottolini on Saturday. There is no immediate rush, however, as the Moroccan will not be registered in time to play against Napoli on Sunday, and will be ineligible to feature in the Champions League until the end of the league phase. That means that the Serie A match against Parma on February 1 is a realistic date for a potential debut. ............ . Read more -> https://football-italia.net/done-deal-juventus-have-en-nesyri-agreement/
  15. Juventus v Napoli match preview – Another must win game Juventus will host Napoli in what is shaping up to be one of the most significant Serie A fixtures of the second half of the season. Both sides enter the contest with title ambitions, with Juventus pushing strongly for the league crown and Napoli aiming to defend their status as reigning champions. The importance of the match is reflected not only in the league table but also in the narratives surrounding both teams. ............ In midweek, Juventus recorded an impressive Champions League victory over Jose Mourinho’s Benfica, a result that will have further boosted morale within the squad. That success has heightened their desire to translate European momentum into domestic form, as they look to re-establish themselves as consistent winners in Serie A. Their recent record of three wins and a draw from the last five competitive matches highlights a team that is difficult to beat and growing in confidence. Napoli, meanwhile, arrive in Turin knowing that their title defence has not been as smooth as they would have hoped. Despite this, they remain within touching distance of the top of the standings and cannot be discounted from the race. A strong run of victories is required to close the gap to the teams above them, and a win in this fixture would represent a major statement of intent. ............ The match also carries added significance for Luciano Spalletti, who will face the club he previously guided to the 2022/2023 Serie A title. He will be eager to make an impression against his former side. However, Napoli’s recent form has been poor, with only one win from their last five matches across all competitions, even though they remain unbeaten in that run. ............ . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/juventus-v-napoli-match-preview-another-must-win-game/
  16. Kolo Muani linked with a move to Juventus again Randal Kolo Muani spent the second half of last season on loan at Juventus from PSG, making an immediate and impressive impact at the club. The French forward settled quickly and delivered strong performances, which convinced Juventus that he could be a valuable addition beyond his temporary stay. As a result, the Bianconeri were keen to secure his return for the current campaign. Discussions between Juventus and PSG over a possible deal continued for several weeks, but the two clubs were unable to reach an agreement. ............ There have since been suggestions that his future in England may be short-lived, with speculation growing that he could leave Tottenham sooner than expected. This has naturally drawn the attention of clubs seeking to strengthen their attacking options. ............ As Juventus continue to monitor the market for a striker to improve their squad, there have been renewed links with Kolo Muani. The Bianconeri have once again been associated with a potential move for the forward. However, the strained relationship between Juventus and PSG, stemming from their unresolved talks in the summer, presents a significant obstacle. ............ . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/kolo-muani-linked-with-a-move-to-juventus-again/
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