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Juventus officially qualifies for the Club World Cup Juventus has officially qualified for the next FIFA Club World Cup in 2025 following Barcelona’s elimination of Napoli from the Champions League. Italy has two spots in the expanded competition scheduled for the United States of America next year. Inter Milan had already secured one spot earlier, and Juventus was positioned ahead of the other Italian clubs in the qualification race. ............ Barcelona’s elimination of Napoli means that Juventus has now officially secured a place in the FIFA Club World Cup, and the Bianconeri will be delighted with this development after missing out on participating in the Champions League this term. ............ Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/juventus-officially-qualifies-for-the-club-world-cup/

Tacchinardi insists they have mentally collapsed Former Juventus star Alessio Tacchinardi admits that the Bianconeri have experienced a mental collapse after dropping from the top of the Serie A table to the third spot. Juve had been one of the top two sides in the league for several weeks as Max Allegri’s men aimed to surprise everyone by clinching the league title. However, in a matter of weeks, their performance has deteriorated significantly, leading them to now occupy the third position in the standings. ............ Having watched them collapse in the last few weeks, Tacchinardi said: “Juve got lost on their own, in the decisive moment of the season. When they had to accelerate they nailed it. Too much pressure, perhaps, but they could very well have remained at 6 points from league leaders Inter. Now yes, the team has collapsed mentally. A real disappointment, because it means that the players are not ready to win, they haven’t been able to make the leap in quality.” ............ Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/former-juventus-star-insists-they-have-mentally-collapsed/

Yildiz is now out of favour at Juventus as he asks for more game time Between the end of last year and the start of 2024, one name that Juventus fans heard the most about regarding their team is Kenan Yildiz. The youngster has enjoyed an impressively rapid rise in football, as he was only a member of their U19 team last season. He quickly demonstrated that he was better than that level and was promoted to the Next Gen side, where he also excelled and earned a promotion to the Bianconeri senior team. ............ The Turkish youngster is now asking for more game time, but he is no longer the go-to player for Max Allegri after the manager recovered his most important players in attack. ............ Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/yildiz-is-now-out-of-favour-at-juventus-as-he-asks-for-more-game-time/

Vince l'Inter

Berranno ancora il caffé magico?

Ma é lo stesso Correa che ha giocato con i cartonati?

Basterebbe quello che hai in firma

Sará una risata nervosa

Fra l'altro ha giocato con entrambe le squadre

Non dirlo a Tuttosport .......

No Good. Vogliamo Max al Barca.

Da ex-componente dello staff non posso dire a cosa si possono attaccare ......

Barcellona tutto chiuso in difesa?

Certo. Lui e Lotito sono due tipi particolari, diciamo.

De Lamentiis prepara le carte bollate per partecipare al mondiale per club al posto nostro

Gol annullato al Barcellona. Gli arbitri aiutano sempre l'Inter ...... ah no gioca il Napoli stasera.

All'andata avevano fatto 1-1 al Maradona?

Juventus dire finances will force the club to sell players – The figures revealed The Juventus hierarchy is reportedly forced to sell players over the next three years in order to balance the books. .............. The club must raise between 120 and 130 million euros from player sales in the next three financial years. The Bianconeri have thus far recorded 20 million from their sales this season, so they would still require another 20M, preferably by June. Then, the Turin-based giants would have to generate another 40 million euros in the 2024/25 season as well as the following one. .............. On a parallel note, the management must subsequently work on reducing the squad’s cost. We’re talking about salaries plus amortization from player transfers. The Bianconeri have already dropped the cost from 414 million euros to 360M this season. .............. Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/juventus-dire-finances-will-force-the-club-to-sell-players-the-figures-revealed/

Between Saudi Arabia and Club World Cup – How Juventus plan to collect €170M next season Juventus expect to boost their finances by collecting 170 million euros through various steams next season. This season, the club took a major sporting and economic blow by missing out on Champions League football due to domestic and European sanctions. The Bianconeri’s exclusion from Europe’s elite club competition cost them 60 million euros at the very least. Nevertheless, the club still expects to qualify for the next edition despite the current slump. Max Allegri’s men remain in second place. .............. Reaching the Champions League should guarantee Juventus at least 80 million euros thanks to the competition’s improved prize-money system. Moreover, the Bianconeri will be hoping to pip Napoli for a spot in the 2025 Club World Cup. They would guarantee their place in the 32-team tournament if the Partenopei were to be eliminated at the hands of Barcelona next Tuesday. Participating in the first-ever expanded edition of the competition should yield at least 50 million euros. Finally, Juventus are now seeking a new main sponsor as their agreement with Jeep will expire at the end of the season. .............. Juventus are gunning for an agreement that generates 40 million euros from shirt sponsorship, but they might agree to close the deal for slightly lower figures. Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/between-saudi-arabia-and-club-world-cup-how-juventus-plan-to-collect-e170m-next-season/

Juventus Player Ratings vs Atalanta: McKennie Assists Only Worth a Draw Juventus (3-5-2) Wojciech Szczesny – 6 The Pole had little hope of saving either goal but did well to parry away a shot from Gianluca Scamacca while at full stretch. Federico Gatti – 6 .............. Gleison Bremer – 5.5 For once, the former Torino man struggled in the physical duel after finding a formidable match in Scamacca. Gave away a freekick with a challenge on the Atalanta striker which culminated in the opener. Danilo – 6 The Juventus captain made some timely interventions at the back but wasn’t always productive on the ball. Andrea Cambiaso – 7 The Genoa youth product is becoming a protagonist for the Bianconeri. Combined well with his teammates and finished off a slick team play with a toe-poked finish. Weston McKennie – 7 The American made a timely return from injury to lift the Juventus midfield from its shambles. Ran all over the pitch and inspired the short-lived comeback with two assists. He picked up Cambiaso’s run with a clever through ball on the first occasion and chested the ball down to Milik on the second. Manuel Locatelli – 5.5 .............. Fabio Miretti – 5 .............. Samuel Iling-Junior – 6 It wasn’t the Englishman’s most impressive display, but he stimulated the second Juventus goal with a sublime cross with his weaker right foot. Arkadiusz Milik – 7 A professional display from the Polish striker who filled in well for the suspended Dusan Vlahovic. Linked up well with his teammates and scored a half-volley that he thought might be the winner for Juventus. Federico Chiesa – 6.5 He wasn’t quite as lively as he was against Napoli, but the Italian star remains the main source of danger for Massimiliano Allegri’s side. He couldn’t find the back of the net as his two angled shots went wide, but he instigated the equalizer almost out of nothing by winning back possession and launching a brilliant run. Substitutes Hans Nicolussi Caviglia – 5.5 A slight upgrade on Miretti but he hardly delivered anything noteworthy. Moise Kean – 6 The Italian striker made his return following a lengthy absence and chased every ball, but squandered an inviting cross by wrestling with his Juventus teammate Gatti. Alex Sandro – N/A Timothy Weah – N/A Kenan Yildiz – N/A Read more -> https://cultofcalcio.com/juventus-player-ratings-vs-atalanta-mckennie-assists-only-worth-a-draw/

Juventus drop points against Atalanta as poor run continues Juventus entered the game with the clear understanding that they needed a victory, though they knew it wouldn’t be an easy task. The early exchanges saw both teams having their moments, with Atalanta missing a chance from the first corner, and Juventus launching a counterattack that was thwarted. .............. At the 35th-minute mark, Atalanta took the lead with a well-executed training ground routine from a free-kick, and Juventus target Teun Koopmeiners found the net. Gianluca Scamacca, used as a decoy in the free-kick routine, caused problems for the Juventus defence. At halftime, Juventus regrouped to re-strategise, but Atalanta continued to look threatening in the second half, with Scamacca missing a chance from a fine team move. Juventus then had a brief spell of dominance, creating two good chances that Chiesa failed to convert. In the 66th minute, Andrea Cambiaso scored a wonderful team goal for Juventus, followed by Arkadiusz Milik extending their lead three minutes later after an assist from Weston McKennie and a fine cross from Samuel Iling-Junior. However, Atalanta made a comeback as Koopmeiners scored his second goal, and Juventus allowed them back into the game. Despite attempts to secure a late victory, including substitutions bringing on Moise Kean and Hans Nicolussi Caviglia, Juventus was unable to find the winner. The game ended in a 2-2 draw, with Atalanta defending well against Juventus’ late pressure. Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/juventus-drop-points-against-atalanta-as-poor-run-continues/