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TOMMASO MANCINI https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Juventus_Next_Gen Nazione: Italia Luogo di nascita: Vicenza Data di nascita: 23.07.2004 Ruolo: Attaccante Altezza: 190 cm Peso: - Nazionale Italiano Under-19 Soprannome: - Alla Juventus dal 2023 0 presenze - 0 reti Club career Juventus II Italy Forward 08/2022 - 06/2027 #23 10/2023 - 06/2024 Juventus Forward 08/2022 - 05/2024 Juventus [Youth] Forward 09/2020 - 08/2022 Vicenza Virtus Forward 07/2021 - 06/2022 Vicenza Virtus [Youth] Forward 07/2020 - 06/2021 Vicenza Virtus [Youth B] Forward 07/2018 - 06/2020 Vicenza Virtus [U16] Forward https://www.worldfootball.net/player_summary/tommaso-mancini/

TARIK MUHAREMOVIC https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tarik_Muharemović Nazione: Bosnia-Herzegovina Luogo di nascita: Ljubljana (Slovenia) Data di nascita: 28.02.2003 Ruolo: Difensore Altezza: 187 cm Peso: 76 kg Nazionale Bosniaco Soprannome: - Alla Juventus (Next Gen) dal 2023 al 2024 0 presenze - 0 reti Tarik Muharemović (Lubiana, 28 febbraio 2003) è un calciatore bosniaco, difensore del Sassuolo e della nazionale bosniaca. Tarik Muharemović Nazionalità Bosnia ed Erzegovina Altezza 187 cm Peso 76 kg Calcio Ruolo Difensore Squadra Sassuolo Carriera Giovanili 2009-2010 Austria Kärnten 2010-2019 Austria Klagenfurt 2019-2020 Wolfsberger 2021-2023 Juventus Squadre di club 2020-2021 Wolfsberger II 10 (0) 2020-2021 Wolfsberger 5 (0) 2022-2024 Juventus Next Gen 47 (2) 2024- Sassuolo 28 (2) Nazionale 2021-2022 Bosnia ed Erzegovina U-19 6 (0) 2021- Bosnia ed Erzegovina U-21 13 (1) 2024- Bosnia ed Erzegovina 6 (1) Biografia Ha dichiarato di parlare correttamente cinque lingue: italiano, inglese, bosniaco, sloveno e tedesco. Caratteristiche tecniche Difensore centrale mancino, può giocare anche come terzo a sinistra in una difesa a 3. Tra i suoi idoli calcistici ci sono Giorgio Chiellini, conosciuto ai tempi della Juventus, e il suo connazionale Emir Spahić. Carriera Club Wolfsberger e Juventus Muharemović è cresciuto nei settori giovanili di Austria Kärnten, Austria Klagenfurt e Wolfsberger, con cui ha debuttato il 25 aprile 2021 nell'incontro di Bundesliga perso 2-1 contro il Salisburgo. Rimasto svincolato al termine della stagione, il 10 agosto ha firmato un quadriennale con la Juventus che lo ha assegnato alla formazione Primavera. L'anno successivo è stato promosso nella Juventus Next Gen, dove ha debuttato il 13 settembre 2022 nell'incontro di Serie C perso 2-1 contro il Padova. Ha segnato il suo primo gol in carriera l'11 dicembre seguente nella trasferta persa 2-1 contro l'Arzignano. La stagione successiva si è consolidato come titolare al centro della difesa giocando 40 incontri fra campionato e coppa, oltre ad aver indossato in varie occasioni la fascia da capitano. Il 4 gennaio 2024 ha ricevuto la prima convocazione in prima squadra, per la partita di Coppa Italia contro la Salernitana. Sassuolo Il 28 agosto 2024, è stato ceduto al Sassuolo, in Serie B, in prestito con diritto di riscatto, commutabile in obbligo al verificarsi di determinate condizioni. Ha debuttato con i neroverdi il 21 settembre seguente, nella partita di campionato contro il Cosenza; tre giorni più tardi, ha segnato il primo gol dell'incontro di Coppa Italia vinto per 2-0 in casa del Lecce. "Il 12 gennaio 2025 realizza il suo primo gol in Serie B nella vittoria esterna per 2-1 contro la Salernitana. In seguito alla vittoria del campionato da parte dei neroverdi, e alla loro conseguente promozione in Serie A, il difensore è stato riscattato dal Sassuolo per circa tre milioni di euro firmando un contratto di 5 anni fino al 30 Giugno 2030, più il 50% su una futura rivendita a favore della Juventus. Nazionale Ha giocato con le nazionali giovanili bosniache Under-19 ed Under-21. Il 3 giugno 2024 ha debuttato con la nazionale maggiore nell'amichevole persa 3-0 contro l'Inghilterra. Il 10 giugno 2025 segna il suo primo gol con la maglia della nazionale, nella sconfitta per 2-1 sul campo della Slovenia. Palmarès Campionato italiano di Serie B: 1 - Sassuolo: 2024-2025

E c'é da notare che il video é del canale ufficiale della Juventus. Non so se mi spiego .....

Thiago Motta has received a three-year contract offer from Juventus The wheels are starting to be put in motion, it appears. Now that Juventus officially have a managerial opening a few weeks earlier than pretty much everybody expected, the wheels appear to be starting to be put in motion for the guy everybody expects to be Max Allegri’s full-time replacement. Yes, even though he is still technically under contract with another club. According to reports out of Italy over the last 24 hours, Juventus have officially offered Bologna manager Thiago Motta a three-year contract through 2027 to become their new head coach. Previous reports said that the contract could be a two-year deal with an option for a third, but SportItalia’s Alfredo Pedulla as well as Fabrizio Romano have both said the third year of the contract is very much a guaranteed one, with Motta being offered a salary in the neighborhood of €3.5 million a season. Motta, who has reportedly been Juve chief Cristiano Giuntoli’s top choice to replace Allegri for months now, has refused to discuss a new contract with Bologna despite the club insisting on opening talks. That has only fueled the speculation that he is going to be on the move once the season comes to an end despite how well Bologna’s season has played out. ............ With Allegri’s dismissal on Friday, you have to believe a lot of the focus over the next couple of days will be about Motta and how soon Juventus can get a deal done once the season comes to a close next weekend. Juve, who travel face Motta and Bologna on Monday in a meeting of third place against fourth place, have clinched their spot in next season’s Champions League, thus deeming the last two games of the 2023-24 campaign rather meaningless other than final positioning in the Serie A table. Motta’s work at Bologna has been the feel-good story of the season, helping the club qualify for a European competition for the first time in 60 years. Bologna are currently level on 67 points with Juventus, but are ahead of the Bianconeri in third place thanks to goal differential. ............ Read more -> https://www.blackwhitereadallover.com/2024/5/18/24159375/juventus-thiago-motta-cristiano-giuntoli-2024-serie-a-team-management-contract-offer-team-news

Massimo Mauro claims there is something deeper between Allegri and Giuntoli Massimo Mauro discussed the escalating tensions between Max Allegri and Cristiano Giuntoli during Juventus’ Coppa Italia final against Atalanta. Their strained relationship had been evident for weeks, if not months. When the Coppa Italia final took place, the disagreements between Allegri and Giuntoli were clear. This discord was highlighted by Giuntoli’s absence from Juve’s celebration after winning the Italian Cup. Allegri’s visible frustration at the end of the game, which ultimately led to his dismissal, was a significant indicator of the underlying issues. ............ He explained: “The argument with sporting director Giuntoli was so blatant as to make it clear that there are things that we don’t know, otherwise it is clear that he would not have reacted like this. I don’t understand why they don’t say the truth. At these levels you can’t see shows like that, a coach who doesn’t behave well and a manager who can’t celebrate with the team.” ............ Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/pundit-claims-there-is-something-deeper-between-allegri-and-giuntoli/

Capello says Allegri was hiding something with his actions Fabio Capello has commented on the end of Max Allegri’s tenure at Juventus, insisting that there were behind-the-scenes issues that provoked the manager’s reaction during the Coppa Italia final. Juventus dismissed Allegri after he won just one trophy in three seasons. Although the club had planned for him to remain until the end of the season, his outburst following the Coppa Italia victory led to his early departure. ............ Speaking on Allegri’s outburst, Capello said: “The truth is that his career speaks for him, Allegri is someone who deserves respect. His reaction at the end of the match surprised me because it was clearly not a simple competitive fit, but he was hiding something deeper. With Giuntoli’s arrival in the club, the atmosphere changed and he felt this, realizing day after day that the rumours concerning him were true, and then, with a cup in his hands, pride comes out.” ............ Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/capello-says-allegri-was-hiding-something-with-his-actions/

THE NUMBERS BEHIND MAX ALLEGRI’S SECOND STINT AT JUVENTUS Serie A giants Juventus have now sacked Max Allegri and the Italian’s second stint at the club has now ended in a rather sad way, as the last moments of his tenure came at the end of the Coppa Italia final where he confronted referees and journalists. ............ Sky Italia state that during his stint at the club, Allegri is the first manager in history who has picked up over 1000 points in the Serie A. He has a total of 1012 points, which is just better than Luciano Spalletti’s record at 996. In this stint, Allegri also became the second-best manager when it comes to matches managed for the Old Lady and he is now only behind Giovanni Trapattoni, who has managed 596 games. Trapattoni is also the only manager in Juve history to have more wins than Allegri. Allegri won 202 games for the club and he is one of the four coaches to have won the most matches with a single team in the five major European leagues. The other managers are Pep Guardiola, Jurgen Klopp and Diego Simeone. Read more -> https://www.getfootballnewsitaly.com/2024/the-numbers-behind-max-allegris-second-stint-at-juventus/

Paolo Montero will replace Allegri until end of the season Juventus U19 manager Paolo Montero will become the senior team’s interim manager for the remaining two matches of the season after the Bianconeri sacked Max Allegri. Allegri’s tenure at the club ends on a disappointing note, with the club citing his behavior during the Coppa Italia final as not representative of Juventus’ values. ............ Montero is set to step up from managing the U19 team to take over the senior team. Before Juventus met with Allegri to inform him of their decision, they had reportedly already spoken to Montero, who confirmed his readiness to assume the role. The Uruguayan, a former Juventus player, will view this as an opportunity to demonstrate that he can surpass Allegri’s performance. ............ Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/paolo-montero-will-replace-allegri-until-end-of-the-season/

Allegri is only third coach to leave Juventus before a season ends Juventus took an unusual step by sacking Max Allegri before the end of this season. The Bianconeri initially intended for Allegri to stay until the end of the campaign and then relieve him of his duties. ............ He managed to lead the team to a 1-0 victory in the Coppa Italia final against Atalanta. However, near the end of the game, he was overcome by anger, possibly as a form of relief. Additionally, Allegri confronted a journalist after the game, and his actions following the Coppa Italia win led Juventus to sack him earlier than planned. Allegri has now become just the third manager that Juventus has sacked midseason in the last 50 years. The report also notes that Claudio Ranieri (2008/09) and his replacement, Ciro Ferrara (2009/10), were the other two managers Juventus dismissed before the season ended. ............ Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/allegri-is-only-third-coach-to-leave-juventus-before-a-season-ends/

Juventus give their reason for sacking Allegri immediately Juventus has provided their rationale for dismissing Max Allegri as their manager before the season’s end. Although it had been evident for some time that Allegri would leave the club at the end of the season, Juventus initially seemed inclined to wait until the campaign concluded. In recent weeks, Allegri felt increasingly isolated at the club, especially after falling out with Cristiano Giuntoli. ............ The club wrote on its website: “Juventus announces that it has relieved Massimiliano Allegri of his position as head coach of the men’s first team. “The exoneration follows certain behaviours during and after the Coppa Italia final that the club deemed incompatible with the values of Juventus and the behaviour that those who represent it should have. “It ends a period of collaboration, which began in 2014, restarted in 2021 and ended, after the previous three seasons together, with the Italian Cup final. “The club wishes Massimiliano Allegri good luck in his future endeavours.‘ ............ Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/juventus-give-their-reason-for-sacking-allegri-immediately/

Juventus fire Max Allegri with immediate effect Juventus has put Max Allegri out of his misery by firing the manager following his success in the Coppa Italia. For weeks, Allegri had lost the club’s trust as his team struggled to win and consistently laboured against opponents they were expected to defeat easily. Since his return to the Allianz Stadium in 2021, there has been no significant improvement in the team’s performance. ............ Reports earlier today suggested that this morning’s training session would be his last at the club, and he would be fired. Those rumours have proven true, as he has now been dismissed with immediate effect, according to Fabrizio Romano. Allegri’s return to Juventus was a gamble that failed to pay off, and both parties will likely see this as the right decision. Several managers have been linked with the position, but the Bianconeri are expected to appoint Thiago Motta as their next manager, following his impressive work at Bologna. ............ Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/confirmed-juventus-fire-max-allegri-with-immediate-effect/

Ravanelli says Juve display against Atalanta was one of the best of season Fabrizio Ravanelli has praised Juventus for their performance against Atalanta in the Coppa Italia final on Wednesday night. Juve fans were not so sure their team could get the job done because they had been in poor form all year. Atalanta, on the other hand, has had a good year in the cups, and they had a chance to win two of them before this season ended. However, Juve was determined to show that they are the bigger club, and they took the lead very early in the game. They had another goal disallowed for offside and also hit the post at least once in an impressive performance. ............ Ravanelli was impressed with the way they performed and said: “It’s been a long time since we’ve seen such a precise and dynamic Juventus”. He added: “We saw one of the best Juventus of the season”. ............ Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/ravanelli-says-juve-display-against-atalanta-was-one-of-the-best-of-season/

Why Allegri and Giuntoli’s relationship broke down One notable issue at Juventus lately is the breakdown in the relationship between Max Allegri and Cristiano Giuntoli. When Giuntoli joined the club last summer, he vowed to help Allegri build a team capable of winning trophies. The club did not make many moves during the summer transfer window, yet Juve still had a very good first half of the campaign. ............ In January, the team had lost Paul Pogba and Nicolo Fagioli, so Max Allegri demanded two midfielders. He specifically requested Giacomo Bonaventura and Roberto Pereyra, two players who would have cost small fees because their contracts were expiring. However, the report claims Giuntoli showed up with Carlos Alcaraz late into the transfer window, and that was the beginning of their problems. Since then, the manager and the sporting director have not been on good terms, and Allegri is set to be dismissed. ............ Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/why-allegri-and-giuntolis-relationship-broke-down/

Indimenticabile "Pigna" Montero!

Mi fa piacere per il Talismano

Ma forse sono stati esonerati anche loro essendo collaboratori di Max.

Montero é amico di Pavel. Non lo fará superare da Alex Sandro.

Sky predict when Allegri could be sacked by Juventus Sky Sport Italia are reporting that Juventus coach Massimiliano Allegri is at great risk of losing his job after Wednesday evening’s Coppa Italia final against Atalanta, despite the Bianconeri securing the trophy after a 1-0 victory at the Stadio Olimpico. Multiple outlets in Italy have reported that Juventus hierarchy were not pleased at all by Allegri’s touchline conduct and the reported threats he made to Tuttosport editor Guido Vaciago. The Bianconeri tactician reportedly called Vaciago a ‘Sh** editor,” and told him to “write the truth in your newspaper, not what the clubs tell you.” Allegri is believed to have followed up with: “I know where to find you. I’ll come, and I’ll rip both your ears out. I’ll come and hit you in the face, write the truth in your newspaper.” ............ The board reportedly feel that Allegri did not conduct himself in the true “Juventus style.” The coach is currently under contract until the summer of 2025, but Thursday’s report suggests that his second spell at the Allianz Stadium could come to an end before then, and possibly even before the end of the 2024-25 season. Sky confirm that the decision will need to be approved by CEO Maurizio Scanavino, after consulting with John Elkann, club President Gianluca Ferrero and the club’s legal department. If Juventus do decide to part ways with Allegri, Sky believe that a decision could come as early as Friday, likely in the evening after the stock market closes. Read more -> https://football-italia.net/sky-when-juventus-will-sack-allegri/

Juventus may sack Allegri before the end of the season Multiple reports in Italy confirm Juventus could sack Massimiliano Allegri before the end of the season, even today, as the club didn’t like the way the coach behaved during and after the Atalanta game and because they would change coach at the end of the season anyway. Allegri’s time at Juventus could be over already. Sky Sport Italia and Fabrizio Romano confirm the Serie A giants may sack the Italian tactician before the end of the season, perhaps even today. Football Italia reported this morning that the Italian tactician could be sacked following his outbursts against club directors and Tuttosport editor last night in Rome. Sky Sport correspondent Giovanni Guardalà ‘can’t guarantee’ Allegri will be in charge in the next Serie A game against Bologna on Monday. ............ Read more -> https://football-italia.net/juventus-may-sack-allegri-before-end-of-season/

Allegri reportedly threatened and insulted journalist after Juventus’ Coppa Italia win Tuttosport editor Guido Vaciago says Juventus coach Massimiliano Allegri threatened and insulted him last night, after winning the Coppa Italia at the Stadio Olimpico in Rome: ‘I’ll rip your ears out.’ Juventus coach Allegri reportedly threatened and insulted Tuttosport editor-in-chief Guido Vaciago last night. There had been reports that Allegri had had a brutal confrontation with a journalist last night and Vaciago revealed he was the one targeted by the Italian tactician. The journalist says Allegri told him: ‘Sh** editor, write the truth in your newspaper, not what the clubs tells you.” Vaciago replied by telling Allegri to remain calm and explain which truths he should be writing, but it didn’t end there. The Italian coach reportedly pushed the journalist and put his finger under his nose, adding: “I know where to find you. I’ll come, and I’ll rip both your ears out. I’ll come and hit you in the face, write the truth in your newspaper.” ............ Read more -> https://football-italia.net/allegri-threatened-insulted-journalist/

Juve claim Coppa Italia in chaotic, controversial final vs. Atalanta Italy’s showpiece match came off the rails as the clock ticked on, but Juve ultimately outlasted their opponents to take home their first trophy in three years. The last time Juventus won a trophy, it came in the Coppa Italia final in 2021. The opponent was Atalanta. On Wednesday night, Juventus’ only shot left at a trophy for the 2023-24 season came in the Coppa Italia final. The opponent was Atalanta. Andrea Pirlo’s Juve came into that final three years ago as the decided underdogs against an Atalanta team that was at the absolute height of their powers under Gian Piero Gasperini. This year, Massimiliano Allegri’s men came in even more firmly entrenched as the underdogs. Atalanta were coming into the match on a tear, taking firm control of the race for Serie A’s fifth and final Champions League spot. Juventus ... well, we all know what Juventus have done since the end of January — two wins and 15 points in their last 15 league games, to say nothing of qualifying for this final by the skins of their teeth. And yet, somehow, they managed to match what they achieved at the Mapei Stadium three years ago. It was an incredibly entertaining game that got more open — and less controlled — as the time went on. Unfortunately, it’s likely going to be remembered as much or perhaps more for the abysmal performance of referee Fabio Maresca than anything either team did on the field. But ultimately Juve did exactly what they needed to. They scored early thanks to an excellent goal, then defended almost perfectly for what, after stoppage time, turned out to be more than a full 90 minutes. They never let Maresca’s shoddy officiating bring them too low, and, when the final whistle finally sounded, their 1-0 victory touched off wild celebrations on the field at the Stadio Olimpico. ............ Juventus dialed things up to 11 immediately. Atalanta had dialed up a press in the early moments, but the first time they gave Juve a few seconds on the ball, they pounced. Bremer passed the ball into midfield, where McKennie flipped it to Cambiaso. As he has all season, the Italian put out a gorgeous touch pass, sending Vlahovic clean through the defense. Hiem caught up with him and tried to disrupt proceedings, but Vlahovic held him off perfectly and then slotted home past Carnesecchi with his right foot, touching off a spate of jubilant celebrations. with all of four minutes on the clock. If you’ve known anything about Allegri over the course of the last three years, you’d be forgiven for wondering if Juventus had scored a little too early. The way Allegri has played during his second stint in Turin, it seemed like 86 minutes plus stoppages was ripe for mounting pressure to whole scale while Juve defended for their lives. Juve did begin to drop back, but before they did they saw a corner form Nicolussi Caviglia glance just over off the head of Gatti. After that close call, Atalanta did begin to start dominating the possession. ............ The narrative started to shift from the players to the officiating around 10 minutes into the second period. It was then that Hien, who had been booked in the first half for hitting Chiesa with a knee-high boot, blatantly barged Vlahovic over in the box. This was not a case of shoulder-to-shoulder contact. Not only did the defender jam his shoulder into his back, he also took him out at the knee with his own. Somehow, Maresca missed this blatant foul — one that would likely have ended the game then and there with Juve having a chance to double their lead from the spot and Hien in the locker room after a second yellow. VAR official Valerio Marini similarly failed to do his job properly, casting a pall over the rest of proceedings. Maresca quickly began to lose control of the match. Rabiot was pulled back by Pasalic as he began to run on the counter, and while Maresca called the foul he didn’t produce a card — except for one to Vlahovic, who was still smarting over the penalty incident and jawing with the ref. ............ Vlahovic was at the center of it again, this time glancing a header into the net after Cambiaso had been given all day to cross and put in a beautiful spinning ball. But soon Maresca halted play, and eventually called Vlahovic offside — by a margin so minuscule as to essentially be the fabric on his jersey and nothing more. It was a ridiculous call that gave prevented Juve from drifting to the finish. ............ Six minutes of stoppage time went up on the board, and halfway through that time the last of Maresca’s ridiculous night came to its close. Perin had made an excellent save on Ederson, one that ultimately hadn’t counted, because of a foul on Danilo. It wasn’t immediately apparent that Maresca had called for a foul, and by that point Allegri lost his shit. He ripped off his jacket and screamed into the face of the fourth official to the point that Maresca sent him off, prompting a sarcastic round of applause by Allegri, who then pulled off his tie and looked like he was about to do the same with his shirt before returning to the fourth official and giving him another facefull of volume to the point where Marco Landucci had to not-so-gently lead him away. The incident added another three minutes onto the back end of added time, but Juve navigated it excellently, and when Perin caught the final desperation launch into the box and Maresca blew his whistle for — mercifully — the last time, Juventus had, against all odds, won their 15th Coppa Italia. LE PAGELLE MATTIA PERIN - 6. Didn’t have all that much to do in this game. ............ FEDERICO GATTI - 7. The entire back three was heroic in this one, and Gatti was no exception. He totaled five tackles and five clearances, and won all but one of his duels on the ground and in the air. BREMER - 8. This man was immense. He made 11 clearances and blocked four shots to go with a pair of tackles and an interception. The only reason this isn’t higher is because his passing was poor — he only completed 61 percent. DANILO - 8. What didn’t this man do? He made six tackles (one of which came as the last man), five interceptions, six clearances, and two blocks. Dude even had a key pass on the other end. He thoroughly deserved to hoist the trophy at the end of the night. ANDREA CAMBIASO - 7.5. Absolutely beautiful pass for the assist on the goal, and if IFAB had ever gotten off their ass and do something about the offside rule he would’ve had a second that was just as splendid. Also had three tackles and a pair of clearances on the defensive end. WESTON McKENNIE - 6. ............ HANS NICOLUSSI CAVIGLIA - 6. Had to be solid in the midfield for Juve to have any chance, and he was exactly that for the hour he was on the pitch. Delivered a couple of good corners and blocked a shot defensively. ADRIEN RABIOT - 6.5. ............ SAMUEL ILING-JUNIOR - 6. ............ FEDERICO CHIESA - 6. Decision making in the final third could’ve used a tiny bit of work, but he was still vintage Chiesa for most of the time he was on the pitch, and tracked back well defensively, credited with three tackles and an interception. DUSAN VLAHOVIC - 7.5. Had one of his best games on a night it really mattered. Took his goal superbly, should’ve had his second given to him, and his passing also drew a lot of teammates into the game. SUBS FABIO MIRETTI - 6.5. ............ KENAN YILDIZ - 5.5. Didn’t make much worthy of buzz except taking that stomp to the nads later onr. TIMOTHY WEAH - NR. ............ ARKADKIUSZ MILIK - NR. ............ LOOKING AHEAD The last two games on the schedule are relatively meaningless. First, an away trip to Bologna on Monday, followed by a home match against Monza in the season finale. Read more -> https://www.blackwhitereadallover.com/2024/5/16/24157753/juventus-atalanta-2024-coppa-italia-final-final-score-result-match-recap-analysis-allegri-vlahovic