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Chiesa or Yildiz – Who will Allegri choose against Roma? Juventus coach Max Allegri could be facing a dilemma ahead of the showdown against Roma, as he might have to choose between Federico Chiesa and Kenan Yildiz. With the Italian star unavailable through injury, the tactician gave the Turk his full debut against Frosinone last weekend. The 18-year-old returned the favor with an eye-opening display highlighted by a sensational goal. The youngster found his way to the box between three defenders before placing his shot at the near corner. Nevertheless, Chiesa’s patellar tendon problem shouldn’t rule him out for too long. The Euro 2020 winner could make his return as early as the next fixture. So if Allegri were to have both players at his disposal, who would be in the starting line-up against Jose Mourinho’s men next Saturday? ........... Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/chiesa-or-yildiz-who-will-allegri-choose-against-roma/

Arsenal, Liverpool e ora anche il Real Madrid sarebbero interessate a Kenan Yildiz. Non facciamo scherzi, Giuntoli.

Real Madrid rival Liverpool in Kenan Yildiz pursuit Real Madrid will reportedly compete with Liverpool to sign 18-year-old Turkish prodigy Kenan Yildiz from Serie A giants Juventus. According to a report by Spanish outlet Defensa Central, Kenan Yildiz is the subject of interest from Real Madrid. The Merengues view the Juventus prodigy in the mould of Arda Guler as a star for the future. Meanwhile, the 18-year-old attacking sensation is also a target for Premier League heavyweights Liverpool. Who is Kenan Yildiz? Kenan Yildiz is a native of Regensburg in Germany, and he began his youth career in his hometown. But he rose to prominence after joining Bayern Munich in 2012, spending a decade with the Bavarian giants. However, the teenage sensation’s stint in Germany ended last year, with Juventus signing him for free. The 18-year-old has many admirers in Italy and beyond. But the situation surrounding Juventus has meant that regular game time with the first team has come at a premium. Yildiz has made his Serie A debut this season but has managed only 93 minutes of action in seven outings, albeit scoring once. With Yildiz struggling to secure regular game time at Juventus, several high-profile clubs have taken note of his situation. These include many Premier League bigwigs, like Liverpool. Real Madrid might also be a destination, with Los Blancos becoming the latest club to show interest in him. ........... Read more -> https://thehardtackle.com/transfer-news/2023/12/24/real-madrid-rival-liverpool-in-kenan-yildiz-pursuit/

Frosinone trio visit Juventus locker room after Saturday’s encounter The meeting between Frosinone and Juventus at the Stadio Stirpe was a special one for Kaio Jorge, Enzo Barrenechea and Matias Soulé. The three Bianconeri youngsters are spending their campaign on loan with the Canarini. All three were in Eusebio Di Francesco’s starting formation on Saturday. After the match, the South American trio paid a visit to the Juventus locker room where they embraced their friends and teammates. ........... Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/video-frosinone-trio-visit-juventus-locker-room-after-saturdays-encounter/

Yildiz, Vlahovic and the standout stats recorded in Frosinone vs Juventus The club’s official website provided us with some of the most interesting stats and facts registered at the Stadio Benito Stirpe in the pre-Christmas clash. Excluding the 2004/05 and 2005/06 seasons (the two campaigns where Juventus were eventually stripped of the title), this is the eighth time that the Bianconeri reach the 40-point threshold in the three-points-per-win era. ........... Kenan Yildiz scored a marvelous opener on his full debut. He has now become the youngest Juventus foreign scorer in Serie A history (18 years and 233 days), beating the record of Marcelo Zalayeta. The Turkish starlet has also become only the third player born in 2005 to start a Serie A fixture, joining Frosinone’s Arijon Ibrahimovic and Monza’s Valentin Carboni. Yildiz is also the first player born after 2004 to start a league match for Juventus. ........... Finally, Juventus have now scored 11 Serie A goals this season during the opening 30 minutes. Only Fiorentina (12) have a better record in this regard. Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/yildiz-vlahovic-and-the-standout-stats-recorded-in-frosinone-vs-juventus/

Yildiz shines, Kostic disappoints – Italian press hand ratings for Frosinone vs Juventus The major Italian newspapers crowned Kenan Yildiz as the best performer in the contest between Frosinone and Juventus. The Turkish teenager made his full debut on Saturday and marked it with a sensational goal. The youngster found his way to the box despite being tracked by three opposition players. He then placed his shot at the near post, giving the Old Lady an early lead. The 18-year-old also displayed other moments of magic, including putting Filip Kostic through on goal with a sublime pass. Nevertheless, the winger was wasteful on a couple of occasions and received the lowest notes on the board, despite providing the assist for the opener. ........... La giornalaccio rosa dello Sport Szczesny 6.5 Danilo 5 Bremer 6 Alex Sandro 6 Cambiaso 6 McKennie 7 Locatelli 6 Rabiot 6 Kostic 5Yildiz 7.5 Milik 5 Allegri 6 Vlahovic 7 Nicolussi Caviglia 6.5 Iling-Junior 5.5 Weah 6 Gatti 6 Tuttosport Szczesny 7 Danilo 5.5 Bremer 6.5 Alex Sandro 6 Cambiaso 6.5 McKennie 7 Locatelli 6 Rabiot 6 Kostic 5Yildiz 8 Milik 6 Allegri 6.5 Vlahovic 7 Nicolussi Caviglia 6.5 Iling-Junior 6.5 Weah 6 Gatti 6 Il Corriere dello Sport Szczesny 6.5 Danilo 6 Bremer 6.5 Alex Sandro 6 Cambiaso 5.5 McKennie 7 Locatelli 5.5 Rabiot 6.5 Kostic 5.5 Yildiz 7 Milik 7 Allegri 6.5Vlahovic 7.5 Nicolussi Caviglia 6 Iling-Junior 5.5 Weah 6 Gatti 6 Calciomercato.com Szczesny 7 Danilo 6 Bremer 6 Alex Sandro 6 Cambiaso 5.5 McKennie 7 Locatelli 5.5 Rabiot 6 Kostic 5Yildiz 7.5 Milik 5.5 Allegri 6.5 |Vlahovic 7 Nicolussi Caviglia 6.5 Iling-Junior 5.5 Weah 6 Gatti 6 Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/yildiz-shines-kostic-disappoints-italian-press-hand-ratings-for-frosinone-vs-juventus/

Alex Sandro injury doesn’t change transfer plans – Juventus youngster set for Frosinone medical Juventus youngster Dean Huijsen is still set to complete a loan move to Frosinone despite the lack of options at the back. The 18-year-old earned a promotion to the first team in the summer but has been starving for playing time. He only took the field once this season, making his senior debut in a late cameo against Milan. Instead, he has been featuring more regularly with the Juventus Next Gen squad, making ten appearances in Serie C. Nevertheless, the Bianconeri would like the teenager to collect some experience at a higher level. Therefore, Juventus struck an agreement with Frosinone who would host the defender on loan until the end of the season. Huijsen will join a contingent of Juventus youngsters who have been plying their trade at the Stadio Benito Stirpe this season, namely Matias Soulé, Enzo Barrenechea and Kaio Jorge. The youngster will undergo his medical tests on Tuesday before finalizing his transfer in January. The source insists that Juventus won’t alter their plans despite Alex Sandro’s recent injury. ............. Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/alex-sandro-injury-doesnt-change-transfer-plans-juventus-youngster-set-for-frosinone-medical/

Kenan Yildiz Steals the Show as Juve Edge Past Frosinone in Thrilling Encounter 18-year-old Turkish sensation Kenan Yildiz announced his arrival on the Juventus stage in emphatic style, scoring his first goal for the club on his full debut in their 2-1 victory over Frosinone. With Chiesa sidelined, Yildiz was handed a golden opportunity, and he grabbed it with both hands. In the 12th minute, he showcased his dazzling footwork, weaving past three defenders before burying a shot inside the near post. The Bianconeri’s joy was short-lived, however, as Jaime Baez equalized for the hosts six minutes after the break with a clinical finish. ........... Yildiz had been pushing for a bigger role in the team after being linked with a January move to Arsenal. The rising star also scored in his first start for the Turkish national team last month in the 3-2 away win over Germany in an international friendly. Yildiz scored against his country of birth and is expected to join Turkiye at Euro 2024. ........... Yildiz’s audacious debut goal was the standout moment, a glimpse of the talent lurking beneath the surface. With Chiesa’s return on the horizon and Yildiz emerging as a potential star, Juve look poised to challenge for the Scudetto. ........... Read more -> https://turkish-football.com/kenan-yildiz-steals-the-show-as-juve-edge-past-frosinone-in-thrilling-encounter/

Juventus sweating over the conditions of three players ahead of Roma clash While they were happy to secure an important away win in Frosinone, Juventus returned home with three points and as many injury concerns. ........... Alex Sandro could be the most serious case after being forced to leave the match in the first half due to a muscle strain. The Brazilian veteran will most likely skip the clash against the Giallorossi. Moreover, Manuel Locatelli left his spot on the pitch for Hans Nicolussi Caviglia after picking up a knock to the pelvis following a collision with Enzo Barrenechea. This is an untimely accident for the Italian midfielder who had recently fractured his tenth rib. Finally, Weston McKennie managed to finish the encounter on the pitch but as the source notes, he was seen limping following a challenge from Francesco Gelli in the first half. ........... Allegri will also be without Andrea Cambiaso for the encounter against Roma. The wingback picked up his fifth booking of the season so he’ll have to serve a one-match ban. But the good news for Juventus is the expected return of Federico Chiesa who should overcome his injury and rejoin his teammates in Tuesday’s training session. Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/juventus-sweating-over-the-conditions-of-three-players-ahead-of-roma-clash/

Takeaways from Frosinone vs Juventus: Yildiz delights, unsung hero saves the day With a host of Juventus youth products invading the pitch, the encounter between Frosinone and the Bianconeri could have been nicknamed the “Matteo Tognozzi Derby”. The former Juventus Chief Scout has recently departed Italy, but his splendid work in Turin was celebrated at the Stadio Benito Stripe with five talents of his exported talents on the pitch, four as starters. Nevertheless, it was Kenan Yildiz who emerged as the ultimate attraction in Saturday’s early kickoff. The teenager only needed 12 minutes on his full debut to confirm what most of us already knew. Simply put, the Turkish striker is something else. The 18-year-old somehow found his way through three opposition players (including Enzo Barrenechea) with one fell swoop before beating Stefano Turati at his near post. The former Bayern Munich star simply oozed class, making sure that Federico Chiesa was hardly missed, at least for as long as he lasted on the pitch. Yildiz also worked extremely hard for the team, tracking back to make vital interceptions at times. One might argue that he overdid it, getting himself exhausted by the start of the second half. Perhaps this is the only reason that could justify his exit in the 54th minute, as it surely wasn’t for the lack of quality or effort. Nevertheless, his substitute, a certain Dusan Vlahovic, eventually restored the Old Lady’s lead, saving Max Allegri the blushes. All in all, Yildiz is now a reality at Juventus. So let’s hope that this is only the beginning of something special for the player and the club alike. ........... The Unsung Hero Thankfully for Juventus, Vlahaovic saved the day with a clinical header worth three points. However, we must show some love for McKennie who has surprisingly been one of the club’s most consistent performers this season while offering valuable contributions in the middle of the park and on the right flank. The American almost snatched the winner himself with an astonishing volley that crashed against the crossbar. But in the end, he provided the assist for Vlahovic with a brilliant inswinger, rounding off another impressive shift. It’s hard to believe that this is the same player that Juventus were keen on getting rid of exactly a year ago. Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/opinion-takeaways-from-frosinone-vs-juventus-yildiz-delights-unsung-hero-saves-the-day/

Allegri lauds Juventus scoring duo: “Yildiz already mature, I knew Vlahovic can be decisive” Following Saturday’s win over Frosinone, Juventus coach Max Allegri heaped praise on his strikers Dusan Vlahovic and Kenan Yildiz. With Federico Chiesa ruled out by an injury, the Turkish teenager made his full debut, starting alongside Arkadiusz Milik in attack. The 18-year-old broke the deadlock with a splendid finish after dribbling past three opponents in one fell swoop. The Canarini then pulled off an equalizer in the second half through Jaime Baez. Nevertheless, Vlahovic entered the pitch to deliver a late winner after turning Weston McKennie’s cross goalwards. Therefore, Allegri only had words of praise for his two scorers while insisting that his team has exceeded expectations by collecting 40 points before Christmas. ........... “Starting on the bench reassured Vlahovic, after the criticism of the last matches. I knew that he could give us a hand in the last 30 minutes and so he did. He is also growing mentally. “Yildiz is very mature. With Federico Chiesa out of action, I decided to deploy Kenan because he’s his natural replacement,” concluded the Juventus manager. Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/allegri-lauds-juventus-scoring-duo-yildiz-already-mature-i-knew-vlahovic-can-be-decisive/

Juventus struggle but give fans a Christmas present against Frosinone Juve couldn’t make their early lead stand up on its own, but this time managed to snag a late winner. After last Friday night’s stumble at Genoa, Juventus took to their second straight road game with a clear objective: get back on track before next weekend’s last big game of the calendar year against Roma. Their opponent: a Frosinone team that can and has been called a Juventus farm team this year. Three Juve players are on loan to the Serie B title winners, and a fourth is likely on his way in January. But the Canarini are no slouches. Despite a rough run of form lately, they’ve done well for a promoted team. They’d amassed 17 of their 19 points at the Stadio Benito Stirpe this year, only losing to Napoli — a result they avenged in decisive fashion midweek, when they went into the Maradonna and pummeled the Partenopei 4-0 in the Coppa Italia. Coming off the emotional high of that win, the home team wasn’t just going to be a speed bump. But Juve made an early statement when teenage attacker Kenan Yildiz marked his first senior team start with his first senior team goal on an incredible solo effort. But just like last week, corto muso failed the Bianconeri early in the second half, when a defensive lapse allowed the hosts to level the score. For long stretches after the equalizer, Frosinone looked like the team more likely to score the game’s second goal, only for Juve to snag the go-ahead score with 10 minutes left of an excellent cross and header combination between Weston McKennie and Dusan Vlahovic, giving them a 2-1 lead that they would hold this time, taking three points and keeping pace with Inter, who beat Lecce later in the day to maintain their four-point advantage in the title race. ........... The opening phases of the match were mostly controlled by Juve — a nice change of pace for once to see them take the game to an inferior team. McKennie nearly fed Milik in the seventh minute after darting into the box and pulling it across, but Romagnoli stepped in at the last second to tip the ball behind. But it was Yildiz who stole the spotlight five minutes later. He’d already previewed some of his close control and passing skills, but what he did to score the opening goal was truly special. After Kostic pounced on a terrible ball out of the box by Turati (credit there should go to Milik for a good press), he fed the teenage Turk, who was immediately surrounded by three — three! — Frosinone defenders. He somehow slipped both the ball and his person through an opening between Kirona and Monterisi, breaking into the box and hitting a laser from two yards above the corner of the six that was past Turati before he could even move. It was a wondrous goal the likes of which Juve hasn’t seen since Paulo Dybala was at his very best, and Yildiz capped it off with a Del Piero-esque tounge-wagging celebration. Juve went into the half very much the better side despite their slender lead, but much like last week at the Marassi it didn’t take all that long for that to implode. Once again, it was a failure of team defense that conceded the equalizer. Several mistakes snowballed into one big clustercuss. Kostic gave Baez far too much room to get a running start and get behind him on the left flank, while Bremer anticipated a run through the middle by Kaio Jorge that never came, playing the Urugayan very much onside. When Monterisi slipped a pass between Kostic and Danilo, all Szczesny could do was charge off his line and get big, but Baez put it neatly past him to tie the score. Two minutes after the goal, Juve suffered another blow when Locatelli pulled up and had to come off the field in the company of the trainers. Allegri used the opportunity to make a triple change with his second window, sending on Vlahovic and Samuel Iling-Junior in along with Hans Nicolussi Caviglia. ........... Substitute Abdou Harroui very nearly gave them the lead with a long-distance belter in the 72nd minute, but Szczesny, wearing a baseball cap to protect his eyes from the glare of the bright sunlight, flew up and tipped it just over the bar to keep the game tied. Juve very nearly snatched the lead back two minutes later when McKennie latched on to the end of a ball by Rabiot and hit a powerful scissor kick volley that pinged off the crossbar into the air and behind. It was looking like one of those days where Juve would pay for their mistakes until the 81st minute, when they finally struck pay dirt. McKennie this time turned provider, playing one-two on the wing with sub Timothy Weah, receiving the ball with an immense amount of room to measure up the cross. His ball was perfect, and Vlahovic rose higher than the rest, powering a header up into the top far corner of the net and reestablishing Juve’s advantage at 2-1. The Serbian striker nearly doubled his tally in the dying moments of normal time, taking a pass from Iling-Junior in full stride and cooly finishing past Turati, but he was flagged offside not long after the ball went into the net, denying him a brace by about half the length of his torso. ........... LE PAGELLE WOJCIECH SZCZESNY - 8. There are no words to describe how important that save on Harroui was. Not only was it brilliant, it was likely decisive, as it would’ve been hard for Juve to muster a response to a second Frosinone goal. Absolutely immense. DANILO - 6. ........... BREMER - 6. ........... ALEX SANDRO - NR. ........... ANDREA CAMBIASO - 6. Added a pair of key passes on the day to four clearances before being taken off for his own good. Carrying a first-half yellow card he very much risked the prospect of more with some persistent fouling before finally being removed. It’s a shame in the end that he gave Allegri no choice but to sub him out, and that he’ll be unavailable against Roma due to yellow card accumulation. WESTON McKENNIE - 7. Continues to be a workhorse. Spent his time swapping positions with Cambiaso until the latter came off, and measured up an absolute peach of a cross to provide for the winner. MANUEL LOCATELLI - 5.5. ........... ADRIEN RABIOT - 5. ........... FILIP KOSTIC - 5. ........... KENAN YILDIZ - 7.5. What a phenomenal debut. His goal was obviously stunning, and he was really good at connecting the midfield with Milik and the rest of the attack. He even made two tackles. He didn’t look like a teenager amongst grown men, he looked like a guy that belongs at this level. His minutes count needs to jump significantly. ARKADIUSZ MILIK - 6. Didn’t take a shot in the match, but had two key passes, was constantly getting others involved, and his press forced Turati into the mistake that led to the opening goal. Did a ton of the dirty work today. SUBS FEDERICO GATTI - 6. ........... HANS NICOLUSSI CAVIGLIA - 5.5. ........... SAMUEL ILING-JUNIOR - 5. ........... DUSAN VLAHOVIC - 6.5. Looked like another difficult day when he missed what was pretty much a sitter soon after coming on, but the header for his goal was excellent, and while he was flagged offside on the play right before stoppage time, the finish had the look of the Vlahovic of old. Hopefully this one gives him some long-term confidence, but he needs to keep it going. Next week against an injury-ravaged Roma defense is a big chance to do so. TIMOTHY WEAH - 5. ........... ***BONUS LOANEE RATINGS*** ENZO BARRENECHEA - 6.5. Excellent day as a holding midfielder. He completed 89.8 percent of his passes and racked up three tackles, four clearances, and an interception. He also completed all six of his long balls. The Juve midfield could probably use him next season. MATIAS SOULE - 6. Frosinone’s attack ran through him, and he very nearly ruined Juve’s day with that shot that near miss just before the hour. His skill is obvious, and Juve need to keep him in the fold for next season and far beyond. KAIO JORGE - 5.5. Didn’t see a whole ton of the ball, but he used his movement off the ball quite well, and the threat of a run pushed Bremer back before the Frosinone goal, creating a salient in the offside trap that Baez took full advantage of. He’s still a very intriguing player, but needs to pump up the numbers in the rest of the season. MANAGER ANALYSIS Allegri didn’t make any overt mistakes in this match, but when combined with last week’s result at Genoa it still illustrates the weakness in the way he coaches these days. The unsustainability of this “one goal and hold” philosophy is starting to be writ rather large. Even against a pair of newly promoted sides, a single mistake can be incredibly costly, and there still isn’t much of a plan when it comes to trying to recover if one of those mistakes is made. Juve looked listless for much of the second half, to the point that it very much felt that Frosinone were the more likely to score a second goal for much of the period. That might have changed had Yildiz been able to stay on the field longer, but he started cramping up, which is why he came off as early as he did. But Allegri still needs to put more emphasis on finishing teams off earlier in games — and the young Turk might be the key. Yildiz’s performance on Saturday might represent an inflection point in Allegri’s second tenure with the club. He represents a skill set that the team hasn’t had in a while. His ability to link the midfield and attack can paper over some of the deficiencies of this midfield, and provide a creative spark that has been deeply lacking. The question now is whether Allegri will treat Yildiz as an either/or player along with Chiesa, or if he takes the chance and plays Yildiz along with Chiesa and Vlahovic at the same time. The current formation can easily be tweaked to accommodate such a lineup. A 3-4-1-2 is the most likely way it could work, at least this season. Having the three of them on the field together could well make the attack a lot more flexible and efficient. Yildiz’s abilities as a trequartista/seconda punta can effectively connect the midfield and the attack, while allowing Chiesa to range out wide, which is instinctual for him but not necessarily something that makes a front two work. I can see a lot of Serie A defenses urinating in their shorts having to deal with the three of them together in full flight. The double pivot in that formation would be a benefit as well, as it would help to cover the club’s lack of depth in midfield following the suspensions of Paul Pogba and Nicolo Fagioli. The old Max, the Max that brought Juve to two Champions League finals and pulled the Five Star lineup out of the ether in the 2016-17 season, would probably have concocted such a scheme. What happens now will tell us a lot about whether that Max is still there, buried and waiting to judge that he has the players to do something more than just defend and counter, or if this Max is just what Allegri is nowadays — the shell of the coach that led the club to Cardiff. LOOKING AHEAD Saturday is the last game of the 2023 calendar year as Juve welcome Roma to the Allianz. Then the new year begins with back-to-back matches against Salernitana, first in the Coppa Italia and then in Serie A. Read more -> https://www.blackwhitereadallover.com/2023/12/24/24013398/frosinone-juventus-2023-serie-a-matchday-17-final-score-result-recap-kenan-yildiz-dusan-vlahovic

Statistiche dal sito ufficiale della Juventus riguardanti Kenan. Kenan Yildiz ha segnato un meraviglioso gol all'esordio assoluto. Ora è diventato il più giovane marcatore straniero della storia della Juventus in Serie A (18 anni e 233 giorni), superando il record di Marcelo Zalayeta. Il turco è anche il terzo giocatore nato nel 2005 a esordire in Serie A, dopo Arijon Ibrahimovic del Frosinone e Valentin Carboni del Monza. Yildiz è anche il primo giocatore nato dopo il 2004 a giocare una partita di campionato per la Juventus.

Juventus 2 - Frosinone 1: Delayed reaction and random observations Things against Frosinone were never expected to be easy. And that’s how it played out, although some of that was Juve being Juve again. As the second half at the Benito Stirpe rolled on Saturday afternoon, there was a very familiar thought going through my incredibly sleepy head. It was that of “Here we go again.” It was eight days ago in which Juventus scored an early goal and looked relatively solid in the opening 45 minute only to surrender that lead early in the second half and look bang-up crap trying to get the lead back. All those happy feelings after you watched Kenan Yildiz cook 30% of Frosinone’s outfield players were gone and replaced by vibes that weren’t good and probably all too familiar. But, thankfully, the late goal in which Juve could never get against Genoa two Fridays ago arrived through a much-maligned source. Dusan Vlahovic’s first scoring opportunity of the afternoon didn’t result in a goal, but you couldn’t say the same about his second. Juventus’ under-fire No. 9 rose high to get his head on a Weston McKennie cross — which, for some reason, came with all of the time in the world that he wanted to try and ensure he got it right — to put the Bianconeri back in front of Frosinone with just over 10 minutes to go. Vlahovic nearly had a second-half brace, only to be denied by VAR, but Juve were able to hang on and get the 2-1 win to get back on track. ........... The overall performance once Frosinone tied things up wasn’t great — or really anything close to it. But when Juventus actually put something on frame in the second half — only two of their seven shots after the break were on target — they were able to convert it and avoid any sort of situation like what happened in Genoa. That’s better than the alternative. You know, the one we saw play out last week. Who knows if Juventus can continue to do this these next few months, but avoid any sort of not-so-good thoughts about dropping points from previous weeks, months or seasons alike is always going to be greatly appreciated. RANDOM THOUGHTS AND OBSERVATIONS Pre-game thought No. 1: KENAN YILDIZ! Pre-game thought No. 2: Matias Soulé! Enzo Barrenechea! Kaio Jorge! All the kids! That goal from Yildiz ... that’s just something special from a kid who just seems like the kind of player that this Juventus team needs right now. To do that 12 minutes into your first-ever senior team start with Juve and then go on to have the kind of performance he did, that shows that an 18-year-old kid was not intimidated by the moment at all. Instead, he took it and ran with it — and that’s what you want to see from somebody his age. Seriously, though, Yildiz did that with three dudes around him and then snuck in a shot at the near post that was impossible to stop. It will easily be one of the best goals a Juventus player will score this season. Plus, any time you can see a celebration alla Del Piero it’s always good times. For as good as Yildiz’s individual effort was on his goal, that’s how bad Juve’s defending was on Frosinone’s goal. There’s not one single person at fault for it, but there are some very guilty parties that played a role in all that happening. The performance from the three on-loan players at Frosinone was good but not great. Soulé, as expected, was the best of the three, but it’s not like he was wowing anybody with how he played. He was involved plenty, playing a free-roaming kind of role as Eusebio Di Francesco came out in a 3-4-2-1 setup compared to Frosinone’s usual 4-2-3-1. thanks to all the injuries on his roster. Soulé will definitely be left with a feeling that he left a little to be desired, but there were some good things that he did even without any goals to his name. All of the outside noise about Vlahovic and the season he’s having again this year doesn’t look to be impacting his teammates. They were celebrating Vlahovic’s goal just as hard as Vlahovic celebrates their goals. This team is not as talented as the one that’s in front of them in the standings, but they certainly are a united group that has each other’s back — and that’s never a bad thing to see. Also, seeing Vlahovic and Marco Landucci celebrate that hard together, that was amusing. ........... Before the game Max Allegri was talking about how Timothy Weah doesn’t have 90 minutes in his legs. Well, with Andrea Cambiaso getting a yellow against Frosinone and thus a suspension for yellow card accumulation, we better hope Weah has more minutes in his legs than Max says come next weekend. Or that Fabio Miretti is in a little better shape than he was last weekend against Genoa if McKennie goes out wide. Speaking of Weston, I still have no idea why Frosinone gave him all that time to cross it. It reminded me of an NBA team just daring somebody to shoot a 3-pointer, the guy measures it up and then just drills it perfectly. That’s basically what McKennie did with his cross, and then Vlahovic did the rest. ........... Read more -> https://www.blackwhitereadallover.com/2023/12/24/24013166/juventus-frosinone-2023-serie-a-matchday-17-final-score-result-delayed-reaction-random-observations

Juventus won’t sell their biggest talent There have been so many transfer rumors surrounding Juventus heading into the January 2024 market, largely because the Bianconeri seem to be back on track within shouting distance of the Scudetto. ........... Juventini will be happy to hear word that Kenan Yildiz is one talent the club is not prepared to sell this winter despite all the transfer rumors swirling around his name amidst unrest due to a lack of first-team minutes. Juventus will not sell Yildiz to make money this winter, even though they are contemplating the sale of other prospects in January to raise funds for a transfer splash to help them in the Serie A title race. Better yet, Juventus do see Yildiz as a future star and want to help him in his development. ........... Juve have so many great talents who deserve to be integrated and get that chance. Yildiz, looking at his technical quality and athletic tools, is the biggest of those talents on paper. He truly could be the next global superstar for Juve if given the chance. Selling Yildiz amidst a circling of vulturing teams ready to grasp the player would be a big mistake. It could be the kind of error the Bianconeri regret for years to come. ........... Read more -> https://thetrivelaeffect.com/juventus-wont-sell-their-biggest-talent/

Juventus in the running for player called the new Bellingham Juventus have been named as one of the clubs interested in a move for Austrian youngster Oliver Lukić. The teenager plays for Liefering, the feeder team of RB Salzburg in the Austrian second division. He has been in fine form this term and has been compared to Jude Bellingham of Real Madrid, which is a significant comparison. ............ In Serie A, the Bianconeri are battling with Atalanta to bring him to the Italian top flight, but Premier League clubs are also paying attention to his development. ............ Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/juventus-in-the-running-for-player-called-the-new-bellingham/

“Vlahovic is back” pundit reacts to Juventus win against Frosinone Dusan Vlahovic was in superb form as Juventus defeated Frosinone 2-1 in Serie A this afternoon. The Serbian striker was surprisingly benched by the Bianconeri for the fixture, with Max Allegri taking a chance on Kenan Yildiz. ............ The Serbian striker came off the bench and scored to make it 2-1. He had the ball in the back of the net for the second time, but it did not count and was ruled out for offside. In the minutes he spent on the pitch, he caused Frosinone a lot of problems and pundit Carlo Laudisa says: “Yildiz has blossomed (great goal), Vlahovic is back. After Baez’s 1-1 draw in Frosinone, pragmatic Juve got closer to Inter with a victory on the pitch where so far only Napoli had won.” ............ Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/vlahovic-is-back-pundit-reacts-to-juventus-win-against-frosinone/

ITALO PARISCH https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foot-Ball_Club_Juventus_1899 Nazione: Italia Luogo di nascita: Reggio Emilia Data di nascita: 05.08.1883 Luogo di morte: Torino Data di morte: 30.07.1909 Ruolo: Attaccante Altezza: - Peso: - Soprannome: - Alla Juventus dal 1898 al 1899 Esordio: 11.06.1899 - Amichevole - Juventus-Istituto Tecnico Germano Sommeiller 3-0 0 presenze - 0 reti

PIETRO PARENTE https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pietro_Parente_(calciatore) Nazione: Italia Luogo di nascita: Barletta (Barletta-Andria-Trani) Data di nascita: 09.11.1971 Ruolo: Centrocampista Altezza: 180 cm Peso: 74 kg Nazionale Italiano Under-21 Soprannome: - Alla Juventus dal 1995 al 1996 Esordio: 27.05.1996 - Amichevole - Corea del Sud-Juventus 4-0 Ultima partita: 02.06.1996 - Amichevole - Vietnam-Juventus 1-2 0 presenze - 0 reti Pietro Parente (Barletta, 9 novembre 1971) è un ex calciatore italiano, di ruolo centrocampista. Pietro Parente Parente con la maglia del Como nel 1994-95 Nazionalità Italia Altezza 180 cm Peso 74 kg Calcio Ruolo Centrocampista Termine carriera 2015 Carriera Giovanili 1987-1989 Bari Squadre di club 1989-1990 → Prato 24 (0) 1990-1991 Bari 12 (0) 1991-1992 → Taranto 14 (1) 1992-1993 Bari 16 (0) 1993-1995 → Como 56 (9) 1995-1996 Bari 26 (3) 1996-1997 Reggiana 21 (3) 1997 Lecce 0 (0) 1997-1998 Reggiana 24 (4) 1998-1999 Torino 14 (1) 1999 Genoa 0 (0) 2000 Livorno 4 (0) 2000-2002 Ancona 37 (19) 2002 → Taranto 4 (1) 2002-2004 Ancona 5 (0) 2004 Venezia 13 (1) 2004-2005 Pro Vasto 10 (6) 2005 Vis Pesaro 11 (1) 2005-2006 Monopoli 10 (3) 2006 Cavese 10 (0) 2006 Barletta 11 (1) 2006-2007 Cosenza 13 (2) 2007-2008 Albenga ? (?) 2009 Manduria ? (?) 2009-2010 Martina 10 (3) 2010 Pisticci 15 (2) 2010-2011 Maruggio ? (?) 2011-2015 Rubierese ? (?) Nazionale 1989 Italia U-18 1 (0) 1991 Italia U-21 1 (0) Carriera Club Gioca nel ruolo di centrocampista offensivo o di seconda punta, e agli esordi è stato schierato anche come terzino. Ha giocato in Serie A con il Bari, dove ha esordito il 6 aprile 1991 in Inter-Bari 5-1, la Reggiana e l'Ancona, con cui ha probabilmente vissuto la migliore stagione della carriera, nella stagione di Serie B 2000-2001, corredata da 15 reti. Dimostrò di essere un giocatore dotato di notevole talento ma che, probabilmente, per limiti caratteriali, non riuscì ad esplodere in modo definitivo. Infatti, nella stagione seguente, sempre nell'Ancona, ha avuto un rendimento alterno, dovuto principalmente ad un difficile rapporto con il suo allenatore, Luciano Spalletti. L'allenatore toscano, in un'intervista rilasciata alla giornalaccio rosa dello Sport, ha ammesso di aver trovato delle similitudini tra l'esperienza vissuta con Pietro Parente e quella sperimentata successivamente con Marek Jankulovski, e Francesco Totti. Ha vestito anche le maglie di Taranto, Como, Torino, Genoa, Venezia, Barletta, Cosenza e Pro Vasto. A gennaio 2009 si è accordato con il Manduria, società tarantina che milita nel campionato di Promozione pugliese. Il 29 dicembre 2009 ha sottoscritto un accordo con il Pisticci, squadra che milita nel girone H del campionato di serie D arrivando a disputare i play-out contro il Bitonto. Nel settembre 2010 raggiunge l'accordo con un'altra società tarantina, il Maruggio, militante nel campionato di Eccellenza pugliese. Il 1º marzo 2011, si accorda con la Rubierese, squadra dilettantistica emiliana che milita nel campionato di Eccellenza. Il 20 gennaio, a causa di diverbi con la dirigenza, si svincola dalla società emiliana. Nazionale Dopo aver disputato una partita con l'Under 18 (Grecia-Italia 1-0) quando era nel Settore Giovanile del Bari, nel luglio 1991 ha disputato 2 partite nella XI edizione dei Giochi del Mediterraneo svoltasi ad Atene in Grecia, e nel settembre dello stesso anno ha disputato l'unica partita nell'Under-21 giocata in Svezia (2-2 il risultato finale). Palmarès Club Competizioni nazionali Serie C2: 1 - Cavese: 2005-2006 Supercoppa di Lega Serie C2: 1 - Cavese: 2006

Yildiz: "L'esultanza? Del Piero è una leggenda. Ora devo pagare una cena..." Il talento della Juventus, autore del meraviglioso gol del momentaneo 1-0, ha commentato il successo bianconero a Frosinone: le dichiarazioni "Questo per me è meraviglioso, grazie ai tifosi e al mister che mi ha dato l’occasione". Visibilmente emozionato, il talento della Juventus Kenan Yildiz, autore di un gol meraviglioso all'esordio in Serie A da titolare, commenta il successo bianconero allo Stirpe di Frosinone ai microfoni di Dazn: "Esultanza alla Del Piero? È una leggenda, era ispirata a lui. L’ho fatta anche in Nazionale". Su Allegri, Zidane, Del Piero, Messi e Ronaldo "Allegri? È un grande allenatore. Quando mi ha detto di tagliarmi i capelli l’ho fatto subito perché lui è il capo. Mi ha detto di stare calmo, oggi mi ha dato la chance e lo ringrazio. Quando ho saputo che avrei giocato? Ieri, perché Chiesa non stava bene ma tornerà presto. Ero un po’ scioccato, tipo ‘Wow’, quando me lo ha confermato. Ho dormito? Sì, ho dormito bene, ho fatto le mie cose, non ero nervoso. Idolo? Zidane, Del Piero e tanti altri. Poi Messi, Ronaldo, non ce n’è solo uno perché la mia posizione cambia. Il cerchio a fine partita? Mi han detto che devo pagare la cena. Noi siamo un gruppo, combattiamo per i tifosi, speriamo di finire primi", conclude Yildiz. https://www.tuttosport.com/news/calcio/serie-a/juventus/2023/12/23-119394534/yildiz_l_esultanza_del_piero_e_una_leggenda_ora_devo_pagare_una_cena_

Allegri: Yildiz is Chiesa’s natural replacement Juventus needed a late goal to get all three points away at Frosinone with second half substitute Dusan Vlahovic grabbing the winner after young striker Kenan Yildiz had given them an early lead. Speaking after the game coach Massimiliano Allegri continued to insist that his goal for the season is just the Champions League. ........... “I am happy for Yildiz, Dusan and the whole team. It’s an extraordinary group that never gives up. Yildiz is young and has enthusiasm, which is needed at these moments. He is wise for his age. I picked him when Chiesa got injured, he is Chiesa’s natural replacement.“ ........... Read more -> https://www.blackwhitereadallover.com/2023/12/23/24013255/juventus-2-1-frosinone-match-reaction-allegri-comments-yildiz-chiesa-vlahovic-scudetto-race-inter

Allegri: Yildiz is Chiesa’s natural replacement Coach’s comments after Juve grab three points late on Juventus needed a late goal to get all three points away at Frosinone with second half substitute Dusan Vlahovic grabbing the winner after young striker Kenan Yildiz had given them an early lead. Speaking after the game coach Massimiliano Allegri continued to insist that his goal for the season is just the Champions League. “Now we have reached the 40-point mark and we can have a good Christmas. Let’s see how many points we’ll earn in games against Roma and Salernitana and how close we can get to a Champions League placement.” ........... Vlahovic did not start the game and Allegri explained why. Read more -> https://www.blackwhitereadallover.com/2023/12/23/24013255/juventus-2-1-frosinone-match-reaction-allegri-comments-yildiz-chiesa-vlahovic-scudetto-race-inter

Kenan Yildiz praises Max Allegri for believing in him Max Allegri surprisingly handed Kenan Yildiz his full debut as Juventus defeated Frosinone this afternoon. Without Federico Chiesa, who is not fully fit, Juve’s next top striker is Dusan Vlahovic, but Allegri boldly benched the Serbian to start Yildiz. The Turkey international did not disappoint as he opened the scoring with a very fine goal. Juve would even concede an equaliser before scoring the winning goal, but Yildiz made his mark with that strike. ........... “The coach is a great coach for me, and I say thank you for everything he is doing for me, today I had my chance. When he told me to cut my hair I did it because in the end he is the boss.” ........... Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/kenan-yildiz-praises-max-allegri-for-believing-in-him/

Pundit says Juventus needed to do better in the second half Pundit Alessandro Santarelli has reviewed Juventus’ match against Frosinone this afternoon and says they had a good first half but did not improve much in the second period. The Bianconeri had to win the game against Frosinone after dropping points in the match against Genoa. ........... The newly promoted side also has some fine Juventus youngsters on loan in their team, and these individuals were expected to try to impress. Juve started the game well and was terrific in the first half, as they did well to ensure Frosinone had little joy. ........... Santarelli said: “I’m very happy with the victory and Vlahovic’s goal. Juve had a good first half, then a bad second half with Allegri who made a mistake with the substitutions, removing Yildiz too early. And now I say something strong: Yildiz, from today he must be a certainty and not only play the final minutes. And whoever doesn’t feel like playing should say so calmly because we have the players to replace them.” ........... Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/pundit-says-juventus-needed-to-do-better-in-the-second-half/

Dean Huijsen’s move to Frosinone is all but done now Dean Huijsen is set to become the fourth young player from Juventus to spend the current season on loan at Frosinone after an agreement was reached between the two clubs. This loan arrangement follows the temporary transfers of three other Juventus players to the newly promoted side earlier in the season, with all three enjoying regular game time. Despite being promoted to Juventus’ first team this season, Huijsen has seen limited playing opportunities. Recognising the importance of regular game time for the youngster’s development, Juventus has arranged for him to join Frosinone on loan. ............. Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/dean-huijsens-move-to-frosinone-is-all-but-done-now/