Socrates

Jules ha nel frattempo giá smentito

Ah ora ti ho capito Avevo frainteso

Ti invitiamo tutti a non guardare piú le partite della Juve

Marcantonio Adzic

Azz ..... entra Adzic

Conceicao padre butta il cappotto ....... Che ricordi

Gli somiglia davvero

Vlahovic con Fagioli sul menú della Juventus

Lo preserva per la champions

Koopmeiners sostituito

TIM WEAH 2-0

Che bell'inchino Mbangula

SAMUEL MBANGULA 1-0

Certe occasioni le devi realizzare. Non segneremo mai continuando cosí.

Maignan para su Koopmeiners

Si é fatto male Yildiz

Che rischio Gatti su Theo. Ci é andata proprio bene.

Peccato per Yildiz

Conceicao furious at Milan for Tomori talks with Juventus Milan coach Sergio Conceicao was reportedly ‘furious’ with Milan over the prospect of losing centre-back Fikayo Tomori to Serie A rivals Juventus during the January transfer window, even though the Bianconeri were prepared to meet the Rossoneri’s demands for the England international. ............ Juventus were prepared to pay 5m to sign Tomori on loan for the remainder of the season, with a mandatory buy option set at 25m. ............ Milan directors were not opposed to the move and were prepared to give their green light to the transfer until a meeting with Conceicao this week. ............ Though he fell out of favour under Paulo Fonseca during the first portion of the season, Tomori has started all four matches in Conceicao’s tenure, playing alongside Malick Thiaw in all of those matches. Milan would prefer to lose Strahinja Pavlovic if they have to sacrifice a first-team defender in the near future. . Read more -> https://football-italia.net/conceicao-furious-milan-juventus-tomori-talks/

Taibi explains what to expect from the Juventus-AC Milan match Juventus and AC Milan, two of Italy’s most storied clubs, are set to clash in a highly anticipated Serie A fixture this weekend. Both teams have endured challenging campaigns and are eager to assert their dominance in what promises to be a pivotal encounter. Intriguingly, this match comes just days after the two sides met in the semi-final of the Super Cup, where AC Milan emerged victorious en route to lifting the trophy. ............ Now, Juventus has the chance to avenge that defeat and prove that Milan’s victory was merely a one-off rather than the beginning of a new era of dominance under Conceicao. ............ As anticipation builds, former Italian goalkeeper and pundit Massimo Taibi has shared his thoughts on the encounter and the trajectory of both clubs. Taibi said: “This match is important. Juve is coming from many draws, Milan has a new club, which is trying to grow. Some mistakes have been made, but that’s normal. I believe that they are building to win over the years, like Juventus. At the beginning, we all said that Milan was not on par with Inter or Napoli; we knew that they could aim for the Champions League. Then it always depends on expectations. With these players, they can grow a lot.” ............ This fixture is more than just another league match; it’s a test of resolve and ambition. Juventus must avoid the ignominy of losing to Milan twice in quick succession, while the Rossoneri will look to prove their recent Super Cup triumph was no fluke. For Juventus, this game represents an opportunity not only for revenge but also to send a statement to the rest of Serie A. A victory could serve as a turning point in their season, reviving hopes of a strong finish and perhaps even a push for higher honours. . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/pundit-explains-what-to-expect-from-the-juventus-ac-milan-match/

Ciro Ferrara says Juventus is paying a price for too many draws Juventus has endured a frustrating season so far, with too many drawn matches derailing their chances of competing for the Scudetto. While the team remains unbeaten in the league, they have won fewer games than they have drawn, earning them the unwanted reputation of being “draw specialists.” ............ Juventus are working hard to address this shortfall, but their current form risks jeopardising their hopes of finishing in the top four, let alone mounting a serious bid for the Scudetto. Former Juventus legend Ciro Ferrara has shared his thoughts on the team’s struggles, expressing his disappointment at their failure to close out matches. Ferrara explained: “It’s not a matter of disappointment, but, knowing the environment, the players and the club cannot be satisfied. There were many games that could have closed, but they didn’t. Those draws weigh on the standings and morale. If I were a Juventus player, I would be happy for the important moments, but also disappointed for not being in the top four and for not being able to fight for the Scudetto. The whole environment would have preferred something else.” ............ To salvage their season, Juventus must rediscover their winning mentality and find ways to secure victories in tight encounters. ............ . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/ciro-ferrara-says-juventus-is-paying-a-price-for-too-many-draws/

Manchester City set for official 65m Cambiaso bid to Juventus Manchester City are expected to make a formal offer to Juventus for Andrea Cambiaso over the next 48 hours, said to be worth circa €65m. The negotiations are set to take the next step and a written proposal could arrive over the weekend. Juve seem adamant they do not want to sell the full-back mid-season, so would prefer to wait until July to make the transfer. However, if the offer does get close to the €70-80m asking price, then they can be open to a potential exit. ............ Primarily a left-back, Cambiaso can also play on the right, while he is happy to move up into more advanced wing-back roles too. So far this season, he has made 25 competitive appearances with two goals and two assists. It is perhaps notable that Juventus have just signed Alberto Costa from Vitoria Guimaraes for €13.8m, as he too can play at left-back or right-back. . Read more -> https://football-italia.net/manchester-city-set-official-cambiaso-juventus/