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Rabiot suffers another injury problem for Juventus Adrien Rabiot is currently sidelined with an injury, which will force him to miss Juventus’ Coppa Italia match against Frosinone. Despite the setback, the Frenchman has been a pivotal player for the Bianconeri this season, having signed a one-year contract extension at the Allianz Stadium in the summer. Juventus has been appreciative of Rabiot’s contributions and is actively pursuing a new long-term contract with him. His presence on the team sheet is highly valued when he is fit, making his absence a disappointment for the team. Rabiot hopes to recover in time for the Serie A game against Sassuolo following the Frosinone match. Additionally, there are concerns about the fitness of Federico Chiesa ........... Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/rabiot-suffers-another-injury-problem-for-juventus/

Journalist insists it is too early to brand Chiesa a fragile player Due to his prolonged injury in 2022 and the recurring minor physical issues, Federico Chiesa has been perceived as a player with persistent physical problems. The Azzurri star has played a crucial role for Juventus this season, consistently delivering strong performances whenever he takes the field. However, concerns linger about his long-term fitness, given his history of injuries. ............ Journalist Guido Vaciago contends that Chiesa does not experience injuries frequently enough to be deemed a fragile player. “There are players who compromise their careers due to injuries because they don’t have the right continuity. To say that about Chiesa we have to wait. He has his fragility but he has also had these problems for a year. Let’s wait for this to be repeated for several seasons to say that he is a fragile footballer. When he has played he has always been one of the best, like against Salernitana in the Italian Cup.” ............ Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/pundit-insists-it-is-too-early-to-brand-chiesa-a-fragile-player/

Aldo Serena reveals where the difference between Juventus and Inter lies Former Inter Milan and Juventus star Aldo Serena has unveiled the disparity between the two clubs. As Juventus and Inter currently contend for the Serie A title, the Bianconeri have defied expectations to stay in the race. Despite Inter possessing the league’s most formidable squad and being overwhelming favourites for the championship, they are only two points ahead of Juventus, who have managed to stay close in the league standings. Week after week, the Bianconeri grind out tough results to keep Inter within striking distance. It appears that the title race this season will go down to the wire, and Juventus remains resilient. ........... “Does the ranking reflect the performances of Juve and Inter in Serie A? Yes, I think the ranking is right. Inter is the strongest team, which has the strongest players and has played better than the others for now. Juventus, on the other hand, hasn’t played well in certain periods, but they are a tough team with great players. The difference between the two teams is in midfield.” ........... Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/aldo-serena-reveals-where-the-difference-between-juventus-and-inter-lies/

Giuntoli is closing in on his first signing as a Juventus director Cristiano Giuntoli is poised to make his first signing as Juventus’ sporting director. He joined the Bianconeri in the summer following a successful tenure at Napoli. During the summer, Juve did not make many signings, but Giuntoli played a role in offloading several players from their squad. The only signing made by the Bianconeri was Timothy Weah, and Giuntoli was not in charge of that transfer, having arrived at the club when the deal was virtually complete. Since then, he has been actively working on various transfers, and his first signing will be Tiago Djalo. The Lille defender has been a key figure at the Ligue 1 club in recent seasons, although he has missed this term due to a serious injury and is nearing a return to full fitness. ............ Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/giuntoli-is-closing-in-on-his-first-signing-as-a-juventus-director/

Stats show Vlahovic is doing better than Lukaku In the summer, Juventus aimed to offload Dusan Vlahovic and replace him with Romelu Lukaku. The Bianconeri have not been satisfied with the Serbian frontman since he joined the club and had expected him to score more goals. During his time at Fiorentina, Vlahovic was considered one of the world’s best strikers and attracted the attention of several clubs. Juventus believed he would perform well for them, so they added him to their squad. ............ Lukaku has scored eight league goals, whereas Vlahovic has scored seven. Despite this, the Serbian has played fewer minutes than the Belgian, resulting in Vlahovic averaging a goal every 153 minutes, while Lukaku scores every 170 minutes. ............ Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/stats-show-vlahovic-is-doing-better-than-lukaku/

“He has a phenomenal trait” – Juventus legend Barzagli reveals what makes Allegri special Legendary Juventus defender Andrea Barzagli highlights the characteristic that differentiates Max Allegri from other managers. The Bianconeri coach has been under great scrutiny since his return to the club in 2021, especially last term. Nevertheless, the 56-year-old managed to maintain his composure, and while his team has been hardly delivering sensational displays, few can argue against the results. Juventus have collected 46 points at the halfway point of the season. ............ For Barzagli, Juve’s secret this season lies in the solidity and cohesion of the group. “The group is the secret weapon for Juventus. The players have revealed it on several occasions, most recently Szczesny,” said the retired defender. “This is a team that has desire and hunger, and they want to play together. You can see how everyone rejoices in the ninetieth minute and after the match. “There is cohesion. Everyone can continue to dream and hope to remain in this team.” ............ “Allegri has always been challenged in difficult moments. I had a great rapport with him, he was my coach. “I have always defended him, he has a phenomenal trait that no one else has: he doesn’t succumb to problems and doesn’t give himself alibis. “Last season, he took total responsibility. This term, despite the absence of important players, it’s never been a problem. ............ Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/he-has-a-phenomenal-trait-juventus-legend-barzagli-reveals-what-makes-allegri-special/

Allegri praises Juventus attack after defeating Salernitana Max Allegri has admitted that Juventus’ attack has improved recently after they defeated Salernitana this evening. Juve found their opponents harder than they were when both clubs met in the Italian Cup days ago. However, Juve still managed to win, even though they needed a late winner to earn the points. ........... “Lately we attack the goal better, we finish better. We have improved this, however we have worsened the defensive phase.” ........... Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/allegri-praises-juventus-attack-after-defeating-salernitana/

Vlahovic Top, Kostic Flop – Italian press hand ratings for Salernitana vs Juventus Despite finding themselves trailing at the interval, Juventus still managed to pull off a slim victory over their hosts Salernitana. The Granata were adamant about proving a point following their 1-6 humiliating defeat at the Allianz Stadium in the Coppa Italia on Thursday. ........... Therefore, the two goal-scorers received the highest grades in the player ratings of the major Italian news outlets (mostly 7/10). On the other hand, Filip Kostic earned the lowest notes (5/10) for a hollow first-half display. Max Allegri decided to haul him off after the break, which proved to be a wise decision, especially with Iling-Junior producing the goods. So here are all the ratings for Juventus players Tuttosport – Szczesny 6, Gatti 5,5, Bremer 6, Danilo 7, Weah 6, Mckennie 6, Nicolussi Caviglia 6, Rabiot 6, Kostic 5, Vlahovic 7, Yildiz 6,5, Rugani 6, Iling Junior 7, Milik 6, Miretti 6, Allegri 6,5 Corriere dello Sport – Szczesny 6,5, Gatti 5,5, Bremer 6, Danilo 6,5, Weah 5,5, Mckennie 6,5, Nicolussi Caviglia 5,5, Rabiot 6,5, Kostic 5, Vlahovic 7, Yildiz 6, Rugani 5,5, Iling Junior 7, Milik 5,5, Miretti 6, Allegri 6,5 giornalaccio rosa dello Sport – Szczesny 6,5, Gatti 5,5, Bremer 6,5, Danilo 6,5, Weah 5,5, Mckennie 5,5, Nicolussi Caviglia 6, Rabiot 6,5, Kostic 5, Vlahovic 7, Yildiz 6,5, Rugani 6, Iling Junior 6,5, Milik 5,5, Miretti 6, Allegri 6 Calciomercato – Szczesny 6,5, Gatti 5, Bremer 5,5, Danilo 6,5, Weah 6, Mckennie 6, Nicolussi Caviglia 5,5, Rabiot 6,5, Kostic 5, Vlahovic 6,5, Yildiz 6, Rugani 6, Iling Junior 7, Milik 6, Miretti 6, Allegri 6,5 Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/vlahovic-top-kostic-flop-italian-press-hand-ratings-for-salernitana-vs-juventus/

Last-gasp goal pushes Juventus past Salernitana It didn’t look much like what happened midweek, but Juve were able to escape Salerno with three points. Three days after obliterating Salernitana in their Coppa Italia meeting, Juventus headed south for an instant rematch in Salerno. Things did not go as well. Just like Thursday, last-place Salernitana actually took the lead. This time it came at the end of the first half, after Juve dropped their guard on a quick counterattack. But whereas in midweek Juventus responded by completely overwhelming the worst team in Serie A so far this season, Sunday’s Juve found itself largely unable to make much happen in front of goal. Even when Salernitana went a man down when their own goalscorer saw a second yellow card, Juve weren’t so much as sniffing a shot on target. To their credit, Juve did manage to dig out two goals — one in the 65th minute and then a winner off a towering header by Dusan Vlahovic just as stoppage time began — to pull out a 2-1 victory. But to come that close to a game that would slide into the Monza and Maccabi Haifa level of unacceptable is of serious concern, as is Juve’s continued inability to get themselves past a set defense. As the first half of the season closes, Juve in a great position in the standings, but there are still problems that this club needs to fix. ........... It was Maggiore that woke the game up in the 39th minute. The move started when Gyömbér hit a long ball over the top for Sambia, who pulled it back to Tchaouna at the top of the box. Bradaric was waiting nearby, and Tchaouna’s layoff might’ve been for him, but it got past him and perfectly into the path of Maggiore, who had tons of space in the area. He controlled it with his first touch and then fired a bolt to the opposite post with his second, leaving Szczesny no chance. Through the first half, Juve had only generated five shots, none of which were on target. Allegri’s first attempt to change that came right out of the break, sending Samuel Iling-Junior to replace an ineffective Kostic. Four minutes into the second half, Juve really should’ve been level when Yildiz sent Rabiot down the left. The Frenchman’s cross was perfect but McKennie, who had made a great run through the box, only managed to glance the ball wide with the far post gaping. Two minutes later. Juve really ought to have been given a penalty when Gyömbér planted his shoulder into Vlahovic’s back, preventing him from jumping for a cross. There wasn’t even a VAR review, which wasn’t a good look for a refereeing system that has had some serious issues this weekend. Two minutes later, though, referee Marco Guida did do his job, showing Maggiore a second yellow card when he took out Rabiot as he charged toward the box. That left 37 minutes for Juve to turn the game around against 10 men. ........... It’s appropriate that Juventus got back into the match on a play that very nearly went down as an enormous mistake. Taking a free kick quickly, they worked the ball into the box on the right hand side, with Milik flicking it on for Weah toward the byline. His low cross went into a good position, but Vlahovic completely scuffed it. Luckily, said scuff went right to Iling-Junior, who took a touch to settle before smashing it into the roof of the net from 6 yards out. Juve had 25 minutes to reel in all three points, but they looked like they breathed a little bit too hard a sigh of relief after equalizing. ........... Juve managed to direct the flow of the game back toward the Salernitana goal for the most part after that, but the closest they came to scoring was an attempt by Iling-Junior to bend for the far post, but hit way too far wide. But just as the clock ticked into stoppages, the moment Juve needed finally came. It came from their captain and their superstar. Danilo stole the ball from Chukwubuikem Ikuwemesi and measured up a perfect cross for Vlahovic, who rose between Gyömbér and Fazio to bounce a bullet header into the net to give Juve three badly needed points as the andata came to a close. LE PAGELLE WOJCIECH SZCZESNY - 7. Didn’t have to make a ton of saves but the one on Bradaric’s long-range bomb was impressive, and he kept the box relatively clear throughout. FEDERICO GATTI - 5.5. ............ BREMER - 7. Four clearances, good passing out of the back. A solid game as usual. DANILO - 8. Another do-everything day for the captain. He led the team in touches (119), key passes (3), and tackles (4), was second amongst the starters with a 94.2 percent pass completion rate. His assist for Vlahovic was pitch-perfect. He continues to lead this team by example. TIMOTHY WEAH - 6. ............ WESTON McKENNIE - 6. ............ HANS NICOLUSSI CAVIGLIA - 5. A rough day for the youngster. ............ ADRIEN RABIOT - 6. Another game in the “very solid” category for the Frenchman, who contributed a key pass and buzzed around the attacking third. Should’ve had an assists had McKennie not botched his header. FILIP KOSTIC - 4.5. ............ KENAN YILDIZ - 5.5. Led the team in dribbles but wasn’t able to get things going in the final third against a parked bus. It’s only his fourth league game, so obviously there is a ton of room for growth, but these are the kinds of games the team will need his skills to help break these defenses down. DUSAN VLAHOVIC - 6. Credited with the least intentional assist in the history of mankind on the equalizer, and rose up when it mattered most for the goal. Beyond that, he was actually playing pretty poorly, but it’s the mark of a great striker to be able to break through with a goal even when you’re not having your best day. SUBS SAMUEL ILING-JUNIOR - 6.5. Took his goal excellently, and also had a pair of tackles defensively. Changed the nature of the attacks down the left with his dynamism. DANIELE RUGANI - 6. Solid in the back after coming on for Gatti. Made two tackles and two clearances, along with an interception. Brought most anything that came close to his side to a halt. ARKADIUSZ MILIK - 6. Again became the fulcrum around which Juve could operate in the attacking third. An underrated part of the game was his forcing the foul that Juve subsequently turned into the sequence that led to the equalizer. FABIO MIRETTI - 6. ............ JOSEPH NONGE - NR. His Serie A debut was nothing to write home about, but it wasn’t a disaster either. I’d love to see what this kids has got. MANAGER ANALYSIS Let’s start with what Max did well in this game. Chiefly, that’s his subs. He only had five outfield players available to him on the day, and used them all to great effect. Removing Kostic was a no-brainer, and Allegri should think hard about how many more starts he gets in the near future. Getting Gatti out of there, who was turning into the defender’s edition of LeRoy Jenkins, was a good idea as well. It was the timing of the changes that mentions special notion, as it very much bucks his unfortunate habit of waiting far too long to make changes until the sub has very little time to make an impact. These changes are ultimately what won Juve the match — Iling in particular — and deserve praise. However, this game exposed a serious weakness in Allegri’s current approach, and it’s one that’s going to increasingly come into play as the season progresses. Allegri still doesn’t have a real plan when it comes to breaking down a low block. While a lack of players with that kind of creativity is certainly one problem, it still feels like Allegri is just waiting for someone to have a massive individual moment to break the impasse, rather than finding a tactical solution ot the problem. Breaking teams down is going to be essential as the season goes on. Yildiz may go a ways toward fixing the problem, but he’s still young and needs developing, so heaping that all on him from the start is probably unwise. Individual brilliance will only go so far in a long season, and Allegri needs to find some way to counter a low block. LOOKING AHEAD Juve take on Frosinone on Thursday in the Coppa Italia quarterfinals, then welcome Sassuolo — the only team to have beaten them this season — to the Allianz on Tuesday night. Read more -> https://www.blackwhitereadallover.com/2024/1/8/24028947/salernitana-juventus-2024-serie-a-matchday-19-final-score-result-match-recap-analysis-dusan-vlahovic

Juventus 2 - Salernitana 1: Initial reaction and random observations Just when it looked like Juve might drop points against the team at the bottom of the Serie A table, it was Dusan Vlahovic to the rescue in stoppage time. It didn’t take long to figure out Sunday evening that this was going to be the kind of game in which Juventus had to try an answer against a Salernitana side that was going to sit deep in defense. That became even more of the case early in the second half when Giulio Maggiore, the same dude who was responsible for handing his team a 1-0 lead, was sent off after being shown a second yellow. That raised the question: Could Juventus take advantage of the man advantage and suddenly unlock a Salernitana defense that is statistically the worst in Serie A? The answer: They did. Just barely, but they did. For the second time in four days, Juventus recorded a come-from-behind victory over Salernitana. The one on Sunday was very much the polar opposite of the one we saw three days earlier in the Coppa Italia Round of 16, with a second-half comeback needed to dig out of a 1-0 hole and secure three points in Salerno. The comeback began through second-half substitute Samuel Iling-Junior tying things up with his first goal of the season. It was complete when Dusan Vlahovic, in the first minute of stoppage time, scored his second game-winning goal in the span of three weeks with a towering and thunderous header to give the 2-1 win over 10-man Salernitana to help Juventus keep pace with league leaders Inter Milan. ........... As Max Allegri warned his team of and mentioned during his pre-match press conference, this was not the same kind of game that we saw three days earlier in the Coppa Italia. This was a Salernitana side that had some of their best players back in the lineup after the midweek squad rotation. And, as we’ve seen plenty of times before, a Salernitana team that was happy to sit back and do what gives Juve a lot of problems — packing it in and forcing Allegri’s squad to break you down rather than hit you on the counter. ........... Even with the man advantage it wasn’t looking all that encouraging. Juventus recorded 18 shots against Salernitana on Sunday, but only three of them were actually put on target. The good thing about that? Two of them proved to be the second-half goals that won it for Juve, who are now back to just two points behind winter champions Inter as that Derby d’Italia at the start of February looms ever so massive in a few weeks. The last shot on goal, though, that was the most important of them all. Vlahovic’s header was just as good as the ball that Danilo sent into him. And it was the latest edition of Fine alla Fine that this team has displayed this season even when the overall product was not at the best level. ........... RANDOM THOUGHTS AND OBSERVATIONS Here is a picture of Max Allegri in a beanie. I think it looks cool. Dusan Vlahovic is an intense fella when he’s on the field. Those celebrations both after the goal and after the final whistle only proved that. My goodness does he wear his heart on his sleeve when he’s out there. Good to see that he was rewarded again in this game for his recent uptick in form. Juventus’ bench had seven players available. Two were keepers. That’s not exactly plentiful options for Max Allegri to work with come the second half. At least no injuries happened. And as it turned out, Max ended up using every single one of those five outfield players off the bench. Those subs, especially the one we’re about to talk about, made sense. (Although, not sure about the Yildiz-for-Miretti swap for the simple reason of Kenan’s ability to make something out of nothing, but it all worked out in the end.) ........... Danilo’s cross on Vlahovic’s game-winning goal — bene, molto bene. That was a throwback to his fullback days. Just an assist that was put right on the money for its intended target. Something that was not so great? Juventus’ defending on the counterattack on Salernitana’s goal. It doesn’t take a tactical mastermind to see that leaving somebody wide open at the top of the box can end up in a bad way — and that’s exactly what happened. Juventus’ amount of possession through the first 10 minutes: 69%. Heh. Nice. ........... Another lineup question to ponder: Is Daniele Rugani better for this team right now than Federico Gatti? Consider the fact that it would push Danilo over to a more natural right sdie of the defense and it’s an interesting thing to ponder, folks. Who led Juve in touches? Danilo. Who led Juve in key passes? Danilo. Who had the best pass success rate of any Juve starter? Yeah, it was Danilo. ........... Quite the big day for the Juventus family: Men win late, Women win the Supercoppa late, Next Gen hang on late to beat our old “friend” Zdenek Zeman and Pescara. Not bad. Not bad at all, fam. Read more -> https://www.blackwhitereadallover.com/2024/1/7/24028784/juventus-salernitana-2024-serie-a-round-19-final-score-result-initial-reaction-random-observations

“We never give up” Vlahovic reacts to Juventus win against Salernitana Juventus secured a victory against Salernitana this evening, courtesy of a late goal from Dusan Vlahovic. Despite being the dominant side, the Bianconeri faced an early setback as Salernitana took the lead, causing frustration for Juventus before they managed to equalise. The team exerted significant effort to secure the winning goal, and it finally arrived late in the game, thanks to Vlahovic’s crucial contribution. ........... Speaking after the match, Vlahovic emphasised the team’s commitment to playing until the final minute and ensuring they come out victorious: “We never give up, we will give everything until the end. Then we’ll see how it goes. Scudetto? There are still 18 games to play, it’s very long. Our goal is to get into the Champions League. Match by match, then we’ll see.” ........... Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/we-never-give-up-vlahovic-reacts-to-juventus-win-against-salernitana/

Late Vlahovic strike earns Juventus all the points against stubborn Salernitana Just a few days after their impressive 6-1 victory in the Coppa Italia, Juventus faced Salernitana again, this time in Serie A, looking to secure another win. Salernitana seemed to have learned from their recent defeat and displayed a more resilient performance in the early stages of the game, determined to prove that they were not as vulnerable as they appeared days ago. The home side started strongly, maintaining good form throughout the first half. However, Salernitana, struggling in the relegation zone, faced a formidable Juventus side keen on asserting their championship aspirations. To the surprise of many, the home team took the lead in the 39th minute with an impressive strike from Giulio Maggiore. Heading into halftime, Juventus recognised the need to address the scoreline. Manager Max Allegri made two crucial changes at the interval, introducing Samuel Iling-Junior and Daniele Rugani. The former Chelsea prospect, Iling-Junior, made an immediate impact, levelling the score 20 minutes into the second half, taking advantage of Salernitana being reduced to ten men after their goalscorer was sent off. ........... In the first minute of added time, Dusan Vlahovic secured the winning goal for Juventus, further solidifying their pursuit of the Serie A championship. Overall, this was a satisfying, if not a convincing win. Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/late-vlahovic-strike-earns-juventus-all-the-points-against-stubborn-salernitana/

Evidentemente, Pessotto in quel periodo "rimpiangeva" ancora nella sua mente i trascorsi sul campo di calcio e non era ancora pronto ad aprire una nuova fase della sua vita.

Ma sai, la depressione é una malattia spesso non considerata tale. Cioé tutti sappiamo che il tumore é una malattia oppure, che so, la cirrosi epatica. Per quanto riguarda la depressione si pensa che le persone affette si siano lasciate andare, come scrivi tu. É un male subdolo perché causato da uno sbilanciamento di alcuni neurotrasmettitori ma anche da fattori esterni negativi (perdita del lavoro, fine di una relazione, decesso di un familiare). Questi fattori sono legati fra loro: situazione difficile = scompenso psicologico/psichico. Gli sportivi non hanno problemi economici e hanno tutto quello che si possa desiderare. É vero, ma hanno una spada di Damocle sulla loro testa: il tempo che passa. Questo problema ce l'abbiamo tutti in realtá ma per loro la fine della carriera arriva molto presto. Hanno dedicato la loro vita allo sport fin da bambini ma sentono che a un certo punto della loro vita non possono piú fornire le stesse prestazioni come prima e allora devono ritirarsi. Il pensiero di questa "fine" diventa per alcuni talmente ossessivo che provoca scompensi psichici. Lo stesso vale anche per quelli che si sono ritirati e non trovano un'altra passione che riempia le loro vite com'era prima lo sport. In sintesi, tutti noi andiamo in pensione dopo i 65 anni. Gli sportivi terminano la prima parte (e la piú importante) della loro vita sui 35 anni, alcuni prima, alcuni dopo. Questo scompiglio puó provocare degli scompensi molto pesanti, come vediamo.

Mi piacerebbe leggere il parere di un medico presente nel forum. Se non sbaglio gli stati depressivi sono dovuti (anche) a un basso livello di serotonina nei pazienti. Gli antidepressivi "moderni" bloccano appunto la perdita di serotonina ..... spiegato in termini semplicissimi.

É vero. Una fine tristissima per un grande calciatore, capitano della Roma.

Beh ma qualcosa la fanno quando smettono di giocare. Investono il denaro che hanno in qualche attivitá. Ma il fatto é che anche alcuni calciatori in attivitá vanno in depressione. Io capisco un 38enne che smette con il calcio e si rende conto che una parte importante della sua vita é terminata. Ma Gigi Buffon ha raccontato spesso che si alzava dal letto per andare ad allenarsi e le gambe gli tremavano.

Il denaro e la fama non sono tutto per tutti

La lettura di un articolo su Tuttosport riguardante la depressione di cui ha sofferto Thierry Henry mi ha fatto venire in mente di aprire questo topic. https://www.tuttosport.com/news/calcio/2024/01/08-120126236/_piangevo_ogni_giorno_henry_shock_l_ex_juve_in_lacrime_in_diretta Noi immaginiamo che i calciatori abbiano tutto quello che si possa desiderare: un lavoro appassionante, stipendi, donne, viaggi e vacanze di sogno. Eppure ci sono calciatori che sono caduti nel baratro della depressione. Ma come, diciamo noi, hanno tutto quello che si possa desiderare e sono depressi? Cosa dovremmo dire noi che ci alziamo presto al mattino per fare un lavoro che magari odiamo ma che é necessario per la nostra sopravvivenza e dell'eventuale nostra famiglia? Qualcuno lavora per 1000 euro al mese e questi fortunati sono depressi? I primi nomi che mi vengono in mente di calciatori con problemi depressivi sono: Buffon, Pessotto, Ilicic, Ronaldo il brasiliano, Adriano, Deissler. E ora anche Henry. Lascio ai miei ex-colleghi dello staff il compito eventualmente di spostare questa discussion in un'altra sezione.

Pippo "Guardiola" ha trovato la maniera per non farci fare un tiro in porta?

Qualcuno dovrebbe rivolgersi alla magistratura ma non lo fará mai in nome dello stile Juventus.

Il napoletano col fischietto comincia a eseguire le consegne

L'ha fatto notare qualcuno? Giuda di Torre Annunziata arbitra una partita della Salernitana in Campania. Ma é normale? Pare che ce l'abbiano mandato apposta per sfavorire noi e fare un favore a quei loschi di Milano.

Max Allegri has found the right position for Kenan Yildiz Max Allegri has revealed the position he believes is best for Kenan Yildiz as the youngster shines in the ranks of Juventus. Yildiz has recently been promoted to the Juve first team and has been in terrific form. The Turkish international is an exciting attacker who has been delivering goals for the Bianconeri in the last few weeks. ........... While we all know he plays in attack and scores some very fine goals, the question remains: What is the exact role in which he thrives best on the pitch? Ahead of his team’s next game, Allegri said: “I think he’s a second striker, he has quality and goals in his legs. I don’t think he can be a midfielder, at least not now.” ........... Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/max-allegri-has-found-the-right-position-for-kenan-yildiz/

SQUAD LIST | JUVENTUS-SALERNITANA ........... Ahead of the 18:00 CET kick-off at the Arechi Stadium, the travelling squad has been named by coach Massimiliano Allegri: SQUAD LIST 1 Szczesny 3 Bremer 4 Gatti 6 Danilo 9 Vlahovic 11 Kostic 14 Milik 15 Yildiz 16 McKennie 17 Iling-Junior 20 Miretti 22 Weah 23 Pinsoglio 24 Rugani 25 Rabiot 36 Perin 41 Nicolussi Caviglia 47 Nonge Boende Read more -> https://www.juventus.com/en/news/articles/squad-list-juventus-salernitana-x6250