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[ Qualificazioni Mondiali 2026 ] Italia-Norvegia
Socrates ha risposto al topic di Homer_Simpson in Off Juve
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[ Qualificazioni Mondiali 2026 ] Italia-Norvegia
Socrates ha risposto al topic di Homer_Simpson in Off Juve
Gattuso ha qualcosa da dire all'arbitro. Di chi sará la colpa di questo scempio Rino? -
[ Qualificazioni Mondiali 2026 ] Italia-Norvegia
Socrates ha risposto al topic di Homer_Simpson in Off Juve
La Norvegia gliene ha segnati 11 a sti pellegrini. I fenomeni italiani Tonali, Raspadori, Scamacca sono ridicoli. -
Kenan Yildiz: IL numero 10 della Juventus
Socrates ha risposto al topic di PiemonteBianconero in Juventus Forum
La Juve ha comunicato il prezzo per vendere in effetti Yildiz. 100 milioni e l'affare é fatto. -
Juventus set price tag for Kenan Yildiz as contract talks stall Juventus are struggling to finalise an agreement with Kenan Yildiz and his entourage on a new contract, leaving the player’s future in Turin far from certain. ............ Yildiz is currently running on a deal valid until June 2029, earning him 1.2 million per season. Hence, his salary is considered too low based on his significance to the club. But while both parties have the desire to pen a new contract, they haven’t been able to agree on the figures. Juventus are thus far refusing to go beyond the self-imposed salary cap of €5 million, while the 20-year-old and his entourage want a yearly salary of €6 million at the very least. This stand-off has been ongoing for several weeks now, leaving the player’s future in Turin in jeopardy, at least according to these circulating reports. ............ The source also adds that Juventus have slapped a price tag of €100 million on the attacker’s back. The club would be willing to contemplate an offer in this region if the contract deadlock persists until the end of the season. In the meantime, a host of European giants are monitoring the situation closely, hoping to get the opportunity to pounce on the player’s services. ............ . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/juventus-set-price-tag-for-kenan-yildiz-as-contract-talks-stall/
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Free agent raises eyebrows by visiting Juventus on Thursday Former Juventus midfielder Miralem Pjanic paid his old employers a visit on Thursday, prompting transfer speculations. The club’s official social accounts posted photos of the Bosnian midfielder posing at the Continassa training ground with his old No.5 jersey. Moreover, Pjanic was pictured with his former teammate and Juventus director Giorgio Chiellini, as well as Luciano Spalletti, who briefly coached him during their time together at Roma in 2016. ............ After all, the Serie A giants are desperate for midfield reinforcement at this stage of the season, while Miralem Pjanic happens to be unattached. The 35-year-old has been a free agent since leaving Spartak Moscow last summer. ............ Moreover, Juventus insider Gianni Balzarini had recently pitched the idea of bringing the former Lyon and Roma star back to the Bianconeri, believing he would provide the sorely missed quality touch to the middle of the park. Therefore, TuttoJuve explains how this visit raised several eyebrows among fans and observers. Many speculate that this isn’t a completely innocent visit, but potentially an opportunity for the two parties to consider rekindling their collaboration. ............ . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/miralem-pjanic-visiting-juventus/
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Juventus & Inter Milan could lock horns for two rising Serie A stars Juventus and Inter often end up pursuing common transfer targets, and their next battles could revolve around Giovane and Elia Caprile. The first is a young Brazilian striker who has taken Serie A by storm since his arrival at Hellas Verona in the summer. ............ Therefore, the San Siro outfit will offer Juventus competition in the race for the young Verona talent. The Bianconeri have already been linked with a move to the 21-year-old, whose price tag has reportedly reached €25 million. Moreover, the two Derby d’Italia rivals could also clash heads in their attempts to enhance their goalkeeping department. Inter have also joined the race for Caprile, who has been one of the most impressive shot-stoppers in Serie A this season. ............ As the source explains, Inter consider Caprile a potential long-term replacement for 37-year-old Yann Sommer, while Juventus holds a ‘strategic interest’ in the player, even though they’ve been mostly convinced by Michele Di Gregorio. Nevertheless, the Verona native won’t come cheap, as Cagliari are reportedly requesting €35 million to part ways with their reliable No.1. ............ . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/juventus-inter-milan-lock-horns-giovane-elia-caprile/
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Bremer aiming to return for a major Juventus showdown Juventus defender Gleison Bremer is targeting a return from injury in the big Serie A clash against Napoli. The 28-year-old spent 10 months on the sidelines after suffering an ACL injury in October 2024, but managed to make his comeback in the summer. ............ Bremer has been diagnosed with a torn medial meniscus, an injury that requires at least a couple of months on the shelf. The former Torino man has been working hard at Continassa in the hopes of resuming training with his teammates as swiftly as possible. However, his condition still requires a few weeks of recovery. Juventus have set a timetable for Bremer’s return, as they hope to have him back and running ahead of their tricky trip to Naples on December 7. ............ On the other hand, Lloyd Kelly has already resumed training with his teammates on Thursday, while Juan Cabal should follow suit in the next few days. ............ . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/gleison-bremer-return-napoli-juventus/
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Chiellini & Vlahovic reach important pact amidst Bayern Munich interest Juventus director Giorgio Chiellini has been in constant contact with his former teammate Dusan Vlahovic, whose future remains up in the air. The Serbian’s contract with the Bianconeri will expire at the end of the season, and the two parties’ struggle to reach an agreement on a renewal has been well-documented at this point. ............ But while his future remains to be written, Chiellini has been in talks with Vlahovic on behalf of Juventus, and the two men have at least agreed to maintain their collaboration until the end of the season. In other words, neither party would consider a move in January. This would buy the club and the player additional time before potentially resuming their contract talks at a later stage of the season. ............ As the source explains, the picture remains too bleak to deduce any conclusions at this stage, and neither side wants to make a hasty commitment. After all, Juventus remain unsure whether they’ll be able to count on Champions League money for next season. Moreover, Vlahovic has been rather inconsistent in previous campaigns, so it remains to be seen if he can truly raise his game and deliver the goods week in, week out. In any case, the Bianconeri cannot afford to confirm the Serbian’s current salary of €12 million per season, but might be willing to offer him €8 million per season. ............ . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/chiellini-vlahovic-reach-important-pact-amidst-bayern-munich-interest/
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Avevamo Cristiano, Higuain, Dybala, Douglas Costa, Pjanic, Khedira, Bonucci ecc. E poi ci domandiamo perché la Juve attuale non vince piú.
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Spalletti working on 4-3-3 formation as he identifies major Juventus weakness New Juventus boss Luciano Spalletti is gradually beginning to implement his ideas at the club. The work is now underway to launch a more proactive playing system. ............ However, the Italian has largely maintained the same formation his predecessor had adopted, only making changes in the personnel. While Spalletti has thus far confirmed Tudor’s 3-4-2-1 system, he has been teasing a new formation recently, and the 4-3-3 appears to be the favourable option at this point. ............ He would like to see Juventus dominate the action and hold possession, rather than chase the opponent. Nevertheless, this requires a few key adjustments. As the source explains, Spalletti noticed how the team is taking an excessive amount of time in the build-up phase, including transitions from one side to the other. He believes that this particular weakness has been impeding the club in recent times, and has thus decided to tackle it. Therefore, the Bianconeri have been excessively working on rondos during training sessions. This is a training drill that forces players to make one-touch passes while trying to maintain possession. It is obviously designed to improve the players’ passing skills and the speed of their attacking patterns. ............ . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/spalletti-working-on-4-3-3-formation-as-he-identifies-major-juventus-weakness/
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Vlahovic and Juventus agree to end-of-season talks amid contract uncertainty Dusan Vlahovic’s future at Juventus remains unresolved, but there’s now clarity on the short term after the striker and the club reached what new CEO Damien Comolli described as a “pact” to continue together until the end of the season. Both sides agreed to postpone contract talks until next summer, when Juventus will have a clearer idea of their Champions League qualification prospects. ............ The Serbian forward, who resisted pressure to leave during the summer, has repaid the club’s faith with six Serie A goals, emerging as a reliable source of output for the Bianconeri attack. However, negotiations for a new deal remain complicated. ............ Vlahovic is currently the highest paid player in Serie A and it is not sustainable for the Bianconeri to continue paying him what he earns now. For now, Vlahovic’s performances will decide his long-term future. ............ . Read more -> https://football-italia.net/vlahovic-juventus-agree-to-end-of-season-talk/
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Damien Comolli - Chief Executive Officer
Socrates ha risposto al topic di Socrates in Juventus news in English
Comolli says Juventus will struggle to make major squad investments in January Damien Comolli has been promoted to Chief Executive Officer of Juventus after successfully overseeing the club’s summer transition that followed Cristiano Giuntoli’s departure. The Bianconeri brought Comolli into a key leadership role after Giuntoli’s transfer decisions failed to deliver the desired results, leading to his eventual exit. Despite the financial limitations that the club faced during the recent transfer window, Juventus managed to conduct a reasonable level of business, with Comolli playing a central role in guiding those efforts. His appointment reflects the confidence placed in him by John Elkann, who is said to fully trust Comolli’s strategic approach and leadership style. ............ Under Comolli’s direction, Juventus have taken a more measured approach to recruitment, with a focus on balancing the need for competitiveness and financial responsibility. His leadership during the summer helped the club navigate difficult market conditions while still maintaining squad depth. Looking ahead, Juventus are aware that further reinforcements may be required in the January transfer window to help manager Luciano Spalletti achieve the team’s seasonal objectives. The Bianconeri believe Spalletti can lead the team to success if provided with the right players, and there is recognition within the club that targeted investment could strengthen their campaign. However, any spending must remain within the parameters of financial regulations, particularly given the recent communication from governing authorities about compliance and oversight. ............ Comolli has openly acknowledged that Juventus will face limitations when it comes to their January transfer activity. Speaking about the club’s financial situation, he said, “We have some constraints: Financial Fair Play requires us to be careful. We received a letter from the regulatory body. What we do in January will be very difficult and monitored by UEFA. We don’t have any specific plans. We’ll look around, but nothing major.” ............ . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/comolli-says-juventus-will-struggle-to-make-major-squad-investments-in-january/ -
Juventus midfielder Thuram called up by France for World Cup game Juventus midfielder Khephren Thuram has been called up to the France squad for the World Cup qualifiers against Ukraine and Azerbaijan. The player had originally been left at home for these two crucial matches, as they work to book their place at the tournament in 2026. However, coach Didier Deschamps put in the call to bring Thuram along after an injury to Eduardo Camavinga, who is struggling with a hamstring issue. ............ Les Bleus will face Ukraine in Paris at Parc des Princes on Thursday at 19.45 GMT, then visit Azerbaijan in Baku on Sunday evening at 17.00 GMT. He is set to arrive at the training camp near Paris tonight. ............ . Read more -> https://football-italia.net/juventus-midfielder-thuram-called-up-by-france/
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Former Juve keeper says they need to trust the manager long-term Juventus have already had three permanent managers in 2025 alone, highlighting a concerning lack of consistency at the club. Despite remaining one of the most recognisable and successful names in Italian football, the Bianconeri have struggled to find the stability required to return to their former dominance. Their continued competitiveness cannot conceal the underlying issue of managerial turnover, which has become a recurring theme since they last lifted the Serie A title in 2021. The club’s frequent changes in leadership have hindered its ability to build a coherent long-term project. ............ Luciano Spalletti is the latest manager to take charge at Juventus, and expectations are high for him to bring stability and success. Renowned for his tactical intelligence and motivational qualities, Spalletti arrives with a strong reputation following his previous achievements, including guiding Napoli to success. His immediate challenge will be to restore both confidence and consistency within the squad while attempting to deliver results in domestic and European competitions. The club’s management is under pressure to provide Spalletti with the time and resources necessary to build a competitive team capable of challenging for honours once again. If Juventus are to regain its status as the dominant force in Italian football, long-term planning and managerial trust will be essential. Allowing Spalletti the opportunity to shape the squad according to his vision could yield the sustained progress that has eluded the club in recent years. ............ Former Juventus goalkeeper Michelangelo Rampulla has voiced his concerns about the club’s current managerial approach, emphasising the importance of patience and long-term planning. He said, “Managing a winning team is different. I’m sceptical of this management, which seems far-fetched to me. Too many ifs, we need to develop a plan. You’ve chosen a coach whose history speaks for itself, go ahead with him. Eight months aren’t enough to create winning streaks; you should have kept him for at least two years. It’s a temporary trust. A strong club must say they’re starting over now with a strong coach for a three-year project, whether they qualify for the Champions League or not.” ............ . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/former-juve-keeper-says-they-need-to-trust-the-manager-long-term/
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Kenan Yildiz: IL numero 10 della Juventus
Socrates ha risposto al topic di PiemonteBianconero in Juventus Forum
Si dice che Yildiz abbia giá un accordo con una squadra in Premier League. Speriamo che prima rinnovi altrimenti ci guadagneremmo non tantissimo dalla vendita.
