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Sono entrato in questo topic proprio per chiedere se fosse vera la notizia di un interessamento del Tottenham (e forse anche del Bayern) per David. Avendolo preso a parametro zero, ci si potrebbe fare una buona plusvalenza.

Tottenham interested in Juventus summer signing who’s already on the market Juventus are reportedly willing to part ways with Jonathan David as early as January, which could represent an opportunity for Tottenham Hotspur. The 25-year-old was expected to be one of the hottest commodities on the market last summer after seeing out his contract with LOSC Lille. ............ David had a decent pre-season and then managed to score on his official debut against Parma. But while hopeful Juventus fans considered a sign of great things to come, the centre-forward hasn’t found the back of the net ever since. Canada’s all-time top goal-scorer started in most fixtures under Igor Tudor, but Dusan Vlahovic has apparently regained his berth in the lineup under Luciano Spalletti. ............ According to journalist Sacha Tavolieri, Juventus have already placed David on the market. The transfer market expert claims that Tottenham and Bayern Munich have already enquired about his services. ............ As for Spurs, their attacking department has been struggling to produce goals this season, despite the presence of several centre-forwards like Richarlison, Mathys Tel, Dominic Solanke, and former Juventus man, Randal Kolo Muani. ............ For their part, Juventus would register considerable capital gains by selling David, since they signed him on a free transfer in July. . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/tottenham-jonathan-david-juventus-transfer-list/

Spalletti requests reunion with former Napoli pupil at Juventus New Juventus boss Luciano Spalletti is reportedly hoping to rekindle his collaboration with Bayern Munich defender Kim Min-jae. The 28-year-old only spent one year in Italian football, but it was enough to leave an eternal mark, as it yielded a historic Scudetto title for Napoli after a 33-year drought, and it also saw him crowned as the Best Defender in Serie A. The South Korean’s exploits at the Stadio Maradona convinced Bayern Munich to activate his release clause by splashing €50 million. ............ Although he’s made 10 appearances across all competitions for the Bavarian giants, Dayot Upamecano and Jonathan Tah are ahead of Kim in Vincent Kompany’s pecking order. Therefore, the former Fenerbahce and Napoli star has been repeatedly linked with a return to Italy, specifically through the gates of either Juventus or Inter. ............ The ‘Korean Monster’ is tied to Bayern with a contract valid until the summer of 2028. However, the Bundesliga giants do not consider him ‘unsellable’, adds the source. ............ Since we’re in the middle of the season, Juventus would likely attempt to sign the player on loan with an option or obligation to buy in June. As for the asking price, Bayern cannot afford to sell Kim for anything less than €30 million, given that they spent €60 million to secure his services just over two years ago. . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/journalist-spalletti-requests-reunion-with-former-napoli-pupil-at-juventus/

Kelly e Thuram non sarebbero in grado di giocare

Juventus probable lineup vs Sporting: Yildiz is back, Thuram to be rested? New Juventus manager Luciano Spalletti will make a few tweaks to his starting lineup ahead of Thursday’s Champions League contest against Sporting CP. The Bianconeri have yet to taste victory in Europe this season. They settled for draws against Borussia Dortmund and Villarreal in the first two matchdays, before suffering defeat when hosted by Real Madrid at the Santiago Bernabeu. Therefore, anything less than three points at the expense of the Portuguese giants would be considered a failure. ............ The manager also received good news from the training ground, with Kenan Yildiz rejoining his teammates in training after being rested on the weekend. ............ Spalletti has no doubts about fielding the young Turk as a starter. Yildiz could well join Loic Openda in the supporting roles for Dusan Vlahovic, who will spearhead the attack once more. ............ Khephren Thuram, who has been struggling with physical discomfort in recent weeks, could be dropped from the lineup. In this case, Weston McKennie will operate as a central midfielder alongside Manuel Locatelli. The American had played in a more advanced role against Cremonese. ............ Juventus Probable lineup (3-4-2-1): Di Gregorio; Kalulu, Gatti, Koopmeiners; Cambiaso, McKennie, Locatelli, Kostic; Openda, Yildiz; Vlahovic. . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/juventus-probable-lineup-vs-sporting-yildiz-is-back-thuram-to-be-rested/

Major boost for Spalletti as key Juventus star rejoins group training Sunday’s training session at Continassa bore good news for Juventus, as Kenan Yildiz returned to the fold. The Bianconeri are back from Lombardia with three important points in the bag after beating Cremonese by two goals to one on Luciano Spalletti’s debut. ............ Spalletti certainly had no time to soak it all in, as a vital Champions League encounter awaits him on Tuesday night. Juventus will host Sporting CP at the Allianz Stadium in a must-win match, as they have only collected two points from their first three European matches this season. Therefore, the Serie A giants resumed training as early as Sunday, even though the players who started on Saturday were allowed to rest. Sunday’s training session witnessed the return of Yildiz, who trained regularly alongside his teammates. This is certainly a major relief for Spalletti and his technical staff, as they’ll be able to count on the Turkish attacker for the first time, having missed his services against Cremonese. ............ After rejoining group training, Yildiz should be fit enough to start in midweek, but it remains to be seen in which position Spalletti will field him, and whether his return will prompt a change in the formation. ............ On a related note, the source reveals that Kelly underwent personalised training on Sunday, which is a concerning indication since we’re only two away from the contest against Sporting. It remains to be seen whether the Englishman will recover from his back problem in time, and who would replace him if he doesn’t. ............ . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/boost-spalletti-kenan-yildiz-juventus-training/

Iaquinta hails Spalletti: “More forward passes in 45 mins than in two years” Former Juventus striker Vincenzo Iaquinta was delighted with the team’s display under Luciano Spalletti in Cremona. After sacking Igor Tudor on Monday, the management found a swift agreement with the vastly experienced Italian manager, who has been on the shelf since leaving the Azzurri in June. ............ While the final result wasn’t breathtaking by any means, a large section of fans and observers saw significant improvement in terms of the team’s overall performance. Despite taking the lead as early as the second minute, Juventus kept their foot on the pedal, and dominated the action for the bulk of the contest. ............ For his part, Iaquinta was mesmerised by the team’s performance, lavishing praise on Spalletti and his remarkable impact. “More forward passes in 45 minutes than in two years,” posted the former Juventus Italy striker. “The influence of a great coach is immediately evident.” Iaquinta played under Spalletti more than any other manager in his career. He made 106 appearances for Udinese during the manager’s stint in Friuli, contributing with 34 goals and 10 assists. ............ “I didn’t mean to offend previous managers, but I simply praised Spalletti, whom I know very well.” ............ . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/vincenzo-iaquinta-luciano-spalletti-juventus-debut/

Sembra il Senegal

Paolino che hai fatto?

Leao buffone

É un giovane che fará carriera .....

Fofana ciabatta fuori il possibile 2-0. Allegri addolorato.

É stata una bella azione sin dalla fase difensiva. Poi Leao é risultato imprendibile per i giallorossi in verde stasera.

Preview: Juventus vs Sporting Lisbon - prediction, team news, lineups Still seeking their first Champions League win of the season, Italian giants Juventus will host Portuguese champions Sporting Lisbon on Tuesday. While Juve have picked up just one point - amid a crisis that prompted change in the dugout - Sporting are within touching distance of the all-important top eight after posting two wins from three games so far. Match preview Following two dramatic draws - 4-4 against Borussia Dortmund and 2-2 versus Villarreal - Juventus were faced with perhaps the ultimate test last time out in the Champions League, as they visited the Bernabeu. Despite putting up a decent fight, the Bianconeri were still beaten by Real Madrid, prolonging an awful run of form. After eight games without a win across all competitions, Italy’s most successful club soon parted company with Igor Tudor, eager to halt their decline. Under caretaker coach Massimo Brambilla, Juve finally ended their long wait for a win by beating Udinese 3-1 - a result that preceded the arrival of their vastly experienced new boss. Former Napoli and Italy coach Luciano Spalletti was handed an initial contract until the end of the season, and he took charge of Saturday's Serie A clash with Cremonese, which marked the club's 128th birthday. There was a perfect start to Spalletti's reign, as Filip Kostic scored within two minutes of kickoff, before Andrea Cambiaso added a second soon after the hour mark; albeit Jamie Vardy's late response made for a nervy ending. Victory kept Juventus in touch with the top four, but they must now switch attention to kick-starting an ailing continental campaign. Dating back to last season, Juve have won only two of their last 11 Champions League contests - though they do have a positive record against this week's opponents. Unbeaten in four games against Sporting to date, the Bianconeri have won both meetings in Turin; most recently eliminating the Portuguese side in the 2023 Europa League quarter-finals. ............ Juventus Champions League form: D D L Juventus form (all competitions): D L L L W W Sporting Lisbon Champions League form: W L W Sporting Lisbon form (all competitions): D W W W W W Team News Spalletti surprisingly kept Tudor's trademark three-man defence on Saturday - albeit a more fluid version - rather than switching to his favoured 4-3-3 formation, so Juventus could name a similiar XI to that which started in Cremona. South American defensive duo Bremer and Juan Cabal are still sidelined by injury, but Kenan Yildiz (knee) and Lloyd Kelly (muscular) could be available after missing out at the weekend. Juve's front line has chopped and changed this season, but Dusan Vlahovic started the last two games alongside Lois Openda, with Jonathan David falling out of favour. To date, Vlahovic has recorded 11 goal involvements from 19 Champions League appearances, while Sporting star Pedro Goncalves has played a part in nine goals from 16 - the most of any player in the club's history. ............ Juventus possible starting lineup: Di Gregorio; Kalulu, Rugani, Gatti; Cambiaso, Thuram, Locatelli, Koopmeiners, Kostic; Openda, Vlahovic Sporting Lisbon possible starting lineup: Silva; Vagiannidis, Diomande, Inacio, Araujo; Hjulmand, Morita; Quenda, Trincao, Goncalves; Suarez We say: Juventus 2-1 Sporting Lisbon Buoyed by the arrival of a new coach, Juventus can post three wins on the spin while getting off the mark in this season's Champions League. Sporting have had a far more stable campaign, but they rarely travel well - their tradition of losing on Italian turf will go on. . Read more -> https://www.sportsmole.co.uk/football/juventus/champions-league/preview/juventus-vs-sporting-lisbon-prediction-team-news-lineups_584930.html

Will Juventus recover Yildiz & Kelly for Champions League clash? Luciano Spalletti began his Juventus tenure with a 2-1 victory in Cremona, but he had to do it without Kenan Yildiz and Lloyd Kelly. ............ So will either player pull off a swift recovery and make himself available for Tuesday’s Champions League clash against Sporting CP? ............ The absence of Yildiz was mostly precautionary. The 20-year-old isn’t injured, but has been suffering from discomfort in his left knee due to patellar tendinopathy. Therefore, Spalletti and his technical staff opted to rest him ahead of the crucial European encounter. Therefore, Yildiz is expected to rejoin the matchday squad, and he could well be in the starting lineup as usual. ............ While the source offered reassuring updates on Yildiz, Kelly’s condition is slightly more serious. The former Bournemouth and Newcastle man is struggling with back pain, and he will have to be assessed on a daily basis. Therefore, it remains to be seen whether the 27-year-old will be able to recover in time. If he doesn’t, Spalletti might have to extend Koopmeiners’ experiment at the back, or entrust Daniele Rugani with a starting role alongside Pierre Kalulu and Federico Gatti. ............ . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/will-juventus-recover-yildiz-kelly-for-champions-league-clash/

Italy legend explains which position should Yildiz occupy under Spalletti Former Italy striker Francesco Graziani analyses how Kenan Yildiz would fit into the plans of new Juventus manager Luciano Spalletti. The former Roma and Napoli boss was appointed on Thursday, just three days following the sacking of Igor Tudor, who failed to win any of his last eight matches in charge. ............ Spalletti adopted a hybrid 3-4-1-2 formation that included some surprises, especially with Teun Koopmeiners starting at the back. Moreover, Weston McKennie operated as an attacking midfielder behind Loic Openda and Dusan Vlahovic, while Manuel Locatelli and Khephren operated in the double pivot. ............ “To be at the top, Juventus are missing a couple of quality midfielders,” said the 1982 World Cup winner in his interview. “McKennie is fighting but not creating. Thuram and Locatelli did well. The latter is one of the most criticised players, and yet, he remains a key component. Cremonese pushed forward in the second half, forcing Juve back into their own half. “Atalanta’s Koopmeiners was a different player compared to the current version. Now we need to have faith in the players in the squad, trying to get them to perform at their best. And that’s Spalletti’s job.” ............ The Turkish forward was rested as a precautionary measure, as he’s been dealing with a slight discomfort in his knee. Nevertheless, the 20-year-old will certainly command a starting role under Spalletti, and Graziani sees him playing behind the two strikers. “Yildiz can be the perfect attacking midfielder for Spalletti’s 4-3-1-2.” ............ . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/graziani-kenan-yildiz-luciano-spalletti-juventus/

Le Pagelle: Juventus vs. Cremonese The Luciano Spalletti era started for Juventus on Saturday with a 2-1 victory over Cremonese. That scoreline could’ve been a lot more had one or two things gone a little differently, but the new-look Juve had little ultimate problem despite Cremonese making things slightly too interesting with a late goal. ............ MICHELE DI GREGORIO - 6.5. An uneventful day for Di Gregorio, who faced only one shot on target besides Jamie Vardy’s late strike. Keeping the defense together was especially important for him given the unorthodox nature of the back line. (We’ll get to that). PIERRE KALULU - 6. ............ FEDERICO GATTI - 5.5. Not a great look to be outmuscled by a 38-year-old dude and then fail to catch up to him before he could shoot. It marred an otherwise good game that saw him make seven clearances and complete 91.7 percent of his passes. TEUN KOOPMEINERS - 6. Meant to try to overload the midfield when Juve was in attack, he did so at times but wasn’t the biggest offensive influence on the team. Defended competently and made a big double block late on. ANDREA CAMBIASO - 7.5. In the right place to poach what was ultimately the deciding goal, and was the biggest creator on the team. He had a game-high three key passes and had a few other well-placed balls fly through the area that didn’t reach a teammate. He’s played his last two games on the right and they’ve been his two best games of the season by a wide margin. MANUEL LOCATELLI - 6.5. ............ KHÉPHREN THURAM - 6. ............ FILIP KOSTIC - 7. Reacted perfectly to Vandeputte’s to give Juve the early lead and was excellent on the left side. He had a pair of dribbles as well as a pair of clearances. Also played a huge part in Juve’s press, keeping Cremonese’s wing-backs pinned back. WESTON McKENNIE - 6.5. ............ LOÏS OPENDA - 5.5. Got himself into good positions all night but still clearly lacks the confidence to act quickly on the field. Could’ve scored once or twice had he taken his shots earlier. DUSAN VLAHOVIC - 6. Could’ve had himself another goal but Audero saved his shot well after an audacious turn. Absolutely ferocious in the press. SUBS FRANCISCO CONCIEÇÃO - 6. Set up Cambiaso’s goal with a nice move, and made some trouble when he got the ball. VASILIJE ADZIC - NR. ............ JOÃO MÁRIO - NR. ............ JONATHAN DAVID - NR. ............ DANIELE RUGANI - NR. ............ MANAGER ANALYSIS Spalletti showed a heck of a lot of gumption in making the tweak he made to the system given he only had one training session before the game. His use of Koopmeiners in the back to essentially serve as a super-deep-lying playmaker and essentially an extra midfielder in possession was an interesting experiment, and not one I think Spalletti would care to repeat against higher-level opposition, but an interesting wrinkle nonetheless. ............ Wednesday’s win saw some of that rigidity melt away, and on Saturday it was clear they were enjoying the freedom Spalletti had afforded them. When a team is clearly having more fun on the pitch, the play is almost invariably better—and this team was clearly enjoying themselves more than they have in weeks. It’s obviously far too early to truly ascertain how Spalletti wants to play on a regular basis, but if the freedom we saw the players afforded is the norm, we could see a much happier and more engaged squad over the course of the season. ............ . Read more -> https://www.blackwhitereadallover.com/serie-a-campionato-2025-26-juventus/33455/juventus-cremonese-player-ratings-manager-analysis-2025-serie-a-matchday-10-final-score-result

Why Spalletti is keen to play with three at back despite Juve’s defensive emergency On his Juventus debut in Cremona, Luciano Spalletti insisted on fielding a three-man backline, even though he had limited options in defence. The Bianconeri went with a hybrid formation, with some viewing it as a 3-5-2, while others interpreted it as a 3-4-2-1. ............ In any case, the fact that Spalletti was so keen to play with three defenders that he converted Teun Koopmeiners to a centre-back stole the headlines. ............ The new Juventus boss had to do without Gleison Bremer and Juan Cabal, who suffered fresh setbacks last month, plus Lloyd Kelly who’s struggling with back pain. Hence, Koopmeiners was the unlikely candidate who joined Pierre Kalulu and Federico Gatti in the three-man defence. This decision somewhat paid off, with Juventus beating Cremonese by two goals to one. But for a manager who spent the bulk of his career playing with four at the back, one might wonder why he decided to adopt this formation on his Juventus bow in the first place. ............ While his predecessors Thiago Motta and Igor Tudor were determined to implement their favourite formations, Spalletti has opted for a more pragmatic approach. ............ As the source explains, the 66-year-old noticed that if he chooses to adopt a 4-3-3 or 4-2-3-1 system, he would be left with three strikers (Vlahovic, Openda and David) vying for one role. Moreover, Spalletti feels that Juve’s wide options (Cambiaso, Kostic and Joao Mario) are more comfortable playing as wing-backs rather than full-backs. ............ . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/luciano-spalletti-defenders-juventus/

Cambiaso reveals what Spalletti told him on Italy experience, identifies his preferred role Juventus wing-back Andrea Cambiaso opened up on his reunion with Luciano Spalletti, while also discussing his favourite role on the pitch. The 25-year-old helped the newly-appointed manager earn a win on his club debut, as he scored the second goal against Cremonese, which turned out to be the winner, as Saturday’s contest ended 2-1. ............ Cambiaso is one of the few Juventus players who are already familiar with Spalletti, having played under his tutelage in the Italian national team. ............ “I was happy with his arrival. He’s a coach who, I certainly don’t have to say how good he’s been throughout his career. He’s done well everywhere,” said Cambiaso in his post-match interview. “I’ll tell you something about Mr Spalletti: when we first met at Continassa, he told me he was still upset about the national team, so that says a lot about his passion for this sport. “I’m happy to see him again; I’m convinced he can give us a huge hand.” ............ “We conceded a goal that could and should have been avoided,” he said. “We allowed them to reopen a game that was already over, but the important thing is that we won.” ............ “Playing on the right is easier for me. This definitely helped me today. I found good opportunities centrally, and it’s easier to get into the field.” ............ . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/andrea-cambiaso-luciano-spalletti-italy-juventus/

Spalletti credits Tudor for the win, admits feeling the pressure at Juventus, explains Scudetto comments Luciano Spalletti enjoyed a winning debut at Juventus, as his team edged past Cremonese on the road, but he admits that the pressure is already on. ............ During his unveiling on Friday, Spalletti insisted that Juventus still have a chance to storm into the Scudetto race. Therefore, the manager was asked to double down on these comments following the 2-1 win over Cremonese. “I’m already with my back to the wall. I said it because it has to be said,” said the Tuscan in his post-match interview. “We have a very long road to get there, and we definitely need to improve, even though we played a great game, because we created so many chances. “However, creating them and then squandering them like we did, that’s good on one side, but we need to work on the other. All in all, we’re satisfied.” ............ “I found a team in good shape because you can see Tudor, even on the bench, is someone who encourages the team to run, someone who has coached the team well. “Then you start feeling some of this pressure, this level that Juventus has from a historical perspective, and from what the future will hold, because Juventus has potential everywhere and probably someone still has to reach that level, that depth, to be comfortable in this shirt. “But today, I think we played a good game, and I’m very happy. There were situations where the ball swung in front of the goal four or five times, and no one was able to put it in. But we got there, we pressed in the final minutes, we moved up, we were in the game.” ............ “Koopmeiners can play there, he’s already done it with the national team. These must be his intentions; more than anything, it served as a message to the lads: we don’t go out to defend a game, we have to want to play. “I liked his attitude more than his performance, because he constantly directed those up front, he told them how to position themselves, he was aggressive, he was defensive, and if we had used him more in passing the ball, in the low perimeter when building from the back, he would have advanced to the middle of the park to create numerical superiority.” . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/luciano-spalletti-tudor-win-juventus-cremonese/

Il Padrino Marotta si é lamentato e gli arbitri eseguono ...... Fallo da ultimo uomo niente rosso per Bisseck.

Juventus player ratings vs Cremonese: Kostic shines on Spalletti debut Luciano Spalletti got his winning debut on the road, as Juventus held on to beat Cremonese despite a late scare. Filip Kostic gave the Bianconeri an early lead in the second minute, while Andrea Cambiaso doubled the advantage after the break. Jamie Vardy’s late strike restored the Tigers’ hopes, but the visitors managed to navigate their way towards a much-needed victory. ............ Juventus XI (3-4-2-1) Michele Di Gregorio – 6 ............ Pierre Kalulu – 6.5 ............ Federico Gatti – 5.5 The Italian defender was enjoying a fine outing, but it was blighted by a late blunder, as he lost the physical duel to Vardy, allowing the Leicester legend to head straight towards goal. Teun Koopmeiners – 6.5 This surely isn’t a line anyone had expected to read, but Teun Koopmeiners was absolutely solid at the back, making a few key interceptions while helping in the buildup. It remains to be seen if the Dutchman’s defensive role was a one-off or a vision Spalletti genuinely believes in. Andrea Cambiaso – 7.5 A fabulous outing from the versatile wing-back who did well on the right side, and eventually rewarded himself by scoring a scrappy yet crucial goal. Manuel Locatelli – 6.5 ............ Khephren Thuram – 6.5 ............ Filip Kostic – 7.5 The Serbian winger was in the right place at the right time to pounce on the loose ball. Scoring the opener may have restored his confidence, as he looked lively and inspired for the rest of the evening. Weston McKennie – 7 ............ Loic Openda – 6 The Belgian attacker is starting to adjust to his surroundings. His backheel instigated the first goal, although it wasn’t intended for Kostic. His understanding with Vlahovic still requires some work. Dusan Vlahovic – 6 The bomber’s vigorous pressing should be credited for the opener. He also came close to scoring with a lovely solo effort, but should have done better on a few promising situations, especially when McKennie teed him up. Substitutes Francisco Conceicao – 7 The Portuguese winger’s run down the right flank caused havoc in the box, culminating in Cambiaso’s goal. He also tracked back to support his teammates. Joao Mario – N/A Vasilije Adzic – N/A Daniele Rugani – N/A Jonathan David – N/A . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/juventus-player-ratings-vs-cremonese-kostic-shines-on-spalletti-debut/