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IVANO SORRENTINO https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Juventus_Football_Club_2002-2003 Nazione: Italia Luogo di nascita: Catania Data di nascita: 07.03.1983 Ruolo: Attaccante Altezza: 178 cm Peso: - Soprannome: - Alla Juventus dal 2002 al 2003 Esordio: 19.09.2002 - Amichevole - Juventus-Canavese 6-0 Ultima partita: 16.10.2002 - Serie A - Juventus-Canavese 3-0 0 presenze - 0 reti Club career 01/2018 - 06/2018 AC Taverne Forward 07/2015 - 06/2017 FC Ascona Forward 07/2011 - 06/2015 Gallaratese Forward 07/2009 - 06/2010 Derthona FBC Forward 10/2008 - 12/2008 Rivoli United Forward 07/2007 - 06/2008 Casale Forward 07/2006 - 06/2007 SSD Massese Forward 01/2006 - 06/2006 Carpenedolo Forward 07/2005 - 12/2005 ASD Biellese 1902 Forward 01/2005 - 06/2005 Ivrea Forward 07/2004 - 12/2004 US Avellino Forward 07/2003 - 06/2004 Pizzighettone Forward 11/2002 - 06/2003 Juventus Forward https://www.worldfootball.net/player_summary/ivano-sorrentino/

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SORACE https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Juventus_Football_Club_1960-1961 Nazione: Italia Luogo di nascita: - Data di nascita: - Ruolo: Portiere Altezza: - Peso: - Soprannome: - Alla Juventus nel 1958-1959 e nel 1960-1961 Esordio: 05.03.1959 - Amichevole - Juventus-Chieri 7-0 Ultima partita: 16.02.1961 - Amichevole - Juventus-Chieri 5-0 0 presenze - 0 reti

Juventus rekindle interest in Saudi Pro League star amidst midfield woes Juventus are reportedly considering launching a new onslaught for Sergej Milinkovic-Savic who currently plies his trade in the Saudi Pro League. The Serbian rose to prominence during his time at Lazio between 2015 and 2023, cementing himself as one of the finest midfielders in Serie A at the time. ............ This season, Juventus started the campaign with limited options in the middle of the park, and it is already beginning to take its toll on the team. As witnessed in Saturday’s draw against Hellas Verona, Igor Tudor was forced to field the exhausted Khephren Thuram and Manuel Locatelli, and then struggled to replace them, fielding the awkward duo of Teun Koopmeiners and Vasilije Adzic in the second half. ............ Juventus could attempt a move for Milinkovic-Savic, whose contract with Al-Hilal will expire next June. The 30-year-old should thus be available for a relatively affordable price, even though his salary could represent an obstacle. ............ Milinkovic-Savic is reportedly seeking a new experience in Europe, and believes it is the right time to make his way back to the Old Continent. ............ . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/juventus-rekindle-interest-in-saudi-pro-league-star-amidst-midfield-woes/

Liverpool & Man Utd vying for ‘untouchable’ Bremer Manchester United have reportedly joined Liverpool in the race for Gleison Bremer, albeit Juventus are not too keen to deprive themselves of the defender’s services. The 28-year-old has been on the radar of some of the biggest Premier League clubs for quite some time now. ............ Earlier this month, Liverpool were mentioned as one of Bremer’s staunchest admirers. The Reds have identified the former Torino star as the right profile to form a super defensive partnership with their captain Virgil van Dijk, who is still going strong at the age of 34, or perhaps take the torch from the veteran Dutchman, and ensure a smooth succession. But Liverpool isn’t the only English club that has been monitoring Bremer, as Man Utd and Chelsea have also been keeping close tabs on the player. ............ Nevertheless, only a massive offer could sway Juventus to part ways with their most reliable centre-back over the past few years. It should be remembered that the Serie A giants consider him as one of the few ‘untouchable’ players in Igor Tudor’s squad. ............ That being said, this ‘unsellable’ tag should be taken with a grain of salt, as every player has a price, especially for a club that has been struggling to balance its accounts over the past few campaigns. So while Juventus would be reluctant to sell Bremer, it might be difficult for them to resist an astronomical offer from England. ............ . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/liverpool-man-utd-vying-for-untouchable-juventus-gleison-bremer/

Atalanta reinstate Lookman ahead of Juventus clash, but lose two key players to injury Following a summer soap opera that ended in bad blood, Ademola Lookman has finally made peace with Atalanta, just in time to feature in next weekend’s clash against Juventus. ............ At the start of the season, Lookman was nowhere to be seen, with some fans fearing that the attacker could remain on the sidelines until January. Nevertheless, the player has recently made peace with Atalanta, as the two parties realised this would be in their best interest. ............ The reconciliation was confirmed on Sunday afternoon, as Ivan Juric gave Lookman a brief cameo in the 3-0 victory over Torino. “I’ve always stayed in touch with Lookman,” said the Croatian manager in his post-match press conference. ............ It remains to be seen if the former Leipzig star will be able to make significant strides in he coming days and play a prominent role next Saturday, when the Orobici arrive in Turin to take on Juventus in a much-anticipated clash. On a related note, Atalanta lost Nicola Zalewski and Isac Hien to injury, as both players left the field in the first half against Torino. ............ . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/atalanta-lookman-juventus-hien-zalewski/

Opinion: Juventus already paying for their lack of depth While the club’s summer transfer campaign succeeded on several fronts, the Juventus management has failed to provide Igor Tudor with sufficient squad depth, and the consequences are beginning to show. ............ Bouncing between the Serie A, the Champions League, and occasionally the Coppa Italia requires a considerable number of players capable of competing for starting roles, especially for a team that hasn’t been afforded enough rest following their Club World Cup participation. But on the contrary, one could argue that Juve’s depth has decreased compared to last season, especially in the middle of the park. This summer, neither Nicolo Fagioli nor Douglas Luiz were replaced, unless you’d like to count Fabio Miretti, a player that the club doesn’t entirely trust, as evidenced by their attempts to sell him to Napoli. Moreover, Weston McKennie has been shuffled all over the pitch, that he is now considered an afterthought in the middle of the park, while Teun Koopmeiners has been reduced from 2024’s top signing to a mere squad player who hardly inspires the fans. Therefore, Tudor found himself in a sea of troubles when Manuel Locatelli and Khephren Thuram weren’t able to cope with the pace of their Hellas Verona counterparts on Saturday. ............ Moreover, Juventus don’t have any inspiring options for the wingback roles behind Andrea Cambiaso and Joao Mario, and fielding Pierre Kalulu in a more advanced role cannot be a viable solution, as Tudor doesn’t have extra defenders to spare, with only five centre-backs challenging for three starting roles. Therefore, one could only wonder how the manager would be able to navigate his way through the packed fixtures list if hit by an injury crisis, since he’s already struggling in normal circumstances. ............ . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/opinion-juventus-already-paying-for-their-lack-of-depth/

Juventus preparing vital Board meeting: New role for Comolli & capital increase Juventus are bracing themselves for what should be an instrumental Board of Directors meeting on Friday, with several important matters to sort out. The club’s directors will review and discuss the financial statement for the 2024/25 season, which will later have to be approved by the general assembly. ............ The report claims that Juventus are planning to appoint Damien Comolli as the club’s new CEO. The 52-year-old joined the club last June in the role of General Manager. The former Liverpool and Spurs director was in charge of the club’s summer transfer campaign, and his work has been appreciated by the ownership, as he managed to offload some unwanted players while recruiting new signings for relatively affordable prices. ............ Comolli would thus replace Maurizio Scanavino who has limited experience in football. The latter has been associated with the club’s majority owners, EXOR, for several years, so he’ll be expected to be relocated within the holding company’s orbit. Moreover, the source also expects Giorgio Chiellini to join the board, albeit his role remains to be defined. The legendary defender returned to the club earlier this year and has been entrusted with a more prominent role in recent months. The Board could issue a capital increase worth €110-€120 million. The ownership has already injected €30 million to help balance the club’s accounts. . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/juventus-preparing-vital-board-meeting-new-role-for-comolli-capital-increase/

Rapuano punished after Verona-Juventus refereeing debacle Referee Antonio Rapuano had a poor display while officiating Saturday’s Serie A contest between Hellas Verona and Juventus, so the AIA has reportedly decided to take measures. ............ Former Italian match official Luca Marelli insisted that Rapuano committed two mistakes that proved very costly for Juventus. First, he believes that Joao Mario’s handball shouldn’t have resulted in a penalty kick, and second, Orban’s nasty elbow on Federico Gatti should have earned the striker his marching orders. ............ Therefore, the AIA (Italian football’s refereeing association) weren’t impressed by Rapuano’s performance, and have thus decided to take action. The 40-year-old will be demoted to Serie B next weekend. ............ While the referee has been punished and Orban is expected to be suspended, Juventus won’t benefit from either decision, as the damage done by the officiating staff is irreparable. The Bianconeri can only hope to bounce back with solid results in the coming weeks, beginning with Saturday’s clash against Atalanta at the Allianz Stadium. ............ . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/report-rapuano-punished-after-verona-juventus-refereeing-debacle/

Juventus 1 - Hellas Verona 1: Initial reaction and random observations ............ Juventus have officially recorded their first frustrating result of the 2025-26 season, a 1-1 draw with Hellas Verona in which it could have easily been all three points dropped and a first loss on the record of Igor Tudor’s squad. It was the kind of performance befitting of a team that has expended so much energy over those previous two games in which wild late-game comebacks were needed to get the win over Inter Milan and a draw with Borussia Dortmund, respectively. But ultimately, Juventus’ ineffectiveness and sub-par performance for much of Saturday’s trip to Verona doomed them as they dropped points for the first time domestically. ............ It wasn’t a good showing. There weren’t the kind of highs that we saw in the win over Inter and the high-scoring draw with Dortmund. Juventus may have had 72% of the possession and more than doubled up Hellas Verona in terms of passes completed, but the Bianconeri ended up getting out-shot by the home side, 14-10. For the second consecutive game in which he started against a domestic opponent, Dusan Vlahovic was extremely isolated and a virtual non-factor outside of a couple of brief moments. The midfield misplaced so many passes you probably lost count even before halftime. The defense, playing their first game of the season without the resting Gleison Bremer, looked far from the strong unit that Juve was against their first two provincial opponents this season. It was not great. With all of that possession Juve had, they finished with a grand total of 0.38 xG. That’s not good — at all. ............ INITIAL REACTION AND RANDOM OBSERVATIONS Serie A refereeing continues to show you just how bad it is every week. Gift Orban still able to play after the kind of action we’ve seen Juventus players sent off for more than a couple of times during Tudor’s time as manager? Well, sure then. It’s only fitting that Orban ends up being named the man of the match in a game he could have easily been sent off but was only shown a yellow. Never change, Serie A refereeing standards. I have to say, that was both thoroughly disappointing but also a somewhat predictable result because they just looked absolutely gassed both mentally and physically well before the final whistle sounded. ............ That doesn’t forgive the performance at all. It’s context, sure, but it’s also true that if you want to do better in Serie A than what Juventus has done the last couple of years, you have to push through and get the three points rather than what actually happened against Hellas Verona. ............ Still wondering what Joao Mario was doing on the handball that gifted Hellas Verona a penalty. This Juventus defense without Bremer looks a lot like last season’s defense — and that’s not necessarily a good thing to think about knowing how all of that went. Federico Gatti got a yellow card for something in which he knows better and then, all of a couple of minutes later, made a very bad giveaway that forced a big save out of Michele Di Gregorio. Ah, yes. ............ Is Vasilije Adžić officially a midfielder now? So much for him being thought of as an attacking winger. He was certainly slotted in right next to Teun Koopmeiners when he came on in the second half. Speaking of Koopmeiners, the struggles just roll on. I don’t know what to think whenever he plays now. You’re hoping for the best but thinking the opposite will probably be more likely to happen. Vlahovic had just two touches through the first 15 minutes. Vlahovic had just five touches through the first 30 minutes. Vlahovic had just nine tocuhes in the first half. Vlahovic, subbed off in the 57th minute, finished with all of 13 touches. ............ It’s a shame because Kenan Yildiz’s first-ever game wearing the captain’s armband — the result of Manuel Locatelli being subbed off to begin the second half and Bremer being rested — should be a memorable result, not some kind of drab and disappointing draw against Hellas Verona. A related Yildiz note: That boy looked TIRED TIRED by the time the last portions of the second half arrived. Yes, even somebody who is 20 years old doesn’t have an endless supply of energy. It’s hard to believe, I know. Wondering if Juventus’ strategy in the dying minutes was “Let’s just hope Kenan does something cool” because it sometimes felt that way. Even with all of those attacking players on the field in the final 10-15 minutes, Juventus still struggled to do much in the final third. Hopefully it was just one of those days. Hopefully. Let’s hope that a full seven days between games can benefit this team because seeing them this drained in the final minutes of a game in late-ish September isn’t exactly a great sign considering the schedule is only going to get more and more busy as the next few weeks go on. ............ Read more -> https://www.blackwhitereadallover.com/previews-reviews/32314/hellas-verona-juventus-2025-serie-a-matchday-4-final-score-result-initial-reaction-random-observations

Former referee Marelli criticises decisions in Verona 1-1 Juventus Former referee Luca Marelli has hit out at the controversial refereeing decisions in Juventus’ 1-1 draw with Verona this evening. Verona equalised from the penalty spot after Francisco Conceicao’s opener, with an albeit soft penalty given for a handball from Juventus wing back Joao Mario. It was a harsh penalty and one which many, including Juventus head coach Igor Tudor, felt should not have been given. ............ Marelli said: “The penalty was awarded after a VAR review for a touch by Joao Mario’s arm.” “The magnifying glass shows us Joao Mario’s attitude, he closes his eyes and the ball suddenly drops,” he continued, “I disagree with the decision: it was an unexpected ball and shouldn’t be punishable. He can’t know where the ball went.” ............ Verona goalscorer Gift Orban was also the centre of another controversy, when he made contact with an elbow to the face of Bianconeri defender Federico Gatti. On this incident, Marelli said “The challenge is open to debate. Rapuano called for a yellow but VAR didn’t call it back.” “Orban isn’t looking at the ball,” Marelli continued, “it looks like he’s aiming at his head. The blow wasn’t direct but also touched the shoulder, the correct decision would have been a red card.” Finally, the former referee concluded “The yellow is a discount on the punishment he deserved. VAR might not have intervened to assess whether the player goes with a closed fist or an open hand: in case of the former, it’s considered violent conduct.” ............ . Read more -> https://football-italia.net/former-referee-marelli-verona-1-1-juventus/

Bremer suffered a physical issue in Juventus post-match training Juventus defender Gleison Bremer gave the travelling fans in Verona a real scare as he went to the ground during the team’s post-match training. The 28-year-old regained his automatic starting role since the start of the season after managing to overcome an ACL injury that kept him out of action for around 10 months. ............ As usual, the Bianconeri held a swift training session after the contest for those who either didn’t feature in the contest, or were only given brief cameos. The session witnessed a scary moment, as Bremer was no longer able to continue, and was seen sitting on the ground while talking with members of the medical staff. This was a particularly concerning sight, as the centre-back’s physical condition has been under great scrutiny for months, as is the case for players who return from long layoffs. ............ The Juventus sources insist that Bremer hasn’t suffered a new injury. Instead, it was only a case of muscle fatigue. Therefore, Tudor and the rest of the technical staff will be hopeful of a swift recovery ahead of Saturday’s big clash against Atalanta at the Allianz Stadium in Turin. ............ . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/bremer-suffered-a-physical-issue-in-juventus-post-match-training/

Verona 1-1 Juventus – Bianconeri coach Tudor hits out at ‘shameful’ refereeing Juventus fell flat to a 1-1 draw with Verona today, in a controversial game marred by two refereeing incidents. The Bianconeri led the game through Francisco Conceicao before a harsh penalty was given against Joao Mario for handball. ............ Tudor slammed referee Antonio Rapuano and his team: “The penalty that was given is shameful,” the coach began, “how can you… if someone doesn’t see the ball, what is he supposed to do?” The Croatian continued his tirade, “These kinds of penalties don’t exist. Only people who have never played football could give that. It’s a shameful rule.” ............ “Then there’s the red card for the foul against Gatti,” the coach said, “I was right there, I saw it myself.” Gatti took an elbow to the face from Gialloblu goalscorer Gift Orban, yet no red card was given. “He didn’t charge, that’s how you have to go in, I’ve never seen two decisions like that”, Tudor said, “I don’t know what to say. And then, it has to be said, we lacked energy today, even though we prepared at our best.” The reporter then showed the coach an image of Orban’s elbow on Gatti, “I mean, if you don’t give a red for that, I don’t know what you give a red for. He wasn’t even looking… if that’s not a red, honestly, it’s a disgrace.” Tudor doubled down on his comments “A disgrace. With VAR, today, these two decisions – no – I don’t want to make excuses, but in the end matches are decided like this.” ............ “We put a lot into these three matches,” Tudor said in reference to the 4-3 win over Inter, 4-4 draw with Dortmund and today’s game against Verona, “so then the energy ends up being lacking.” He continued, “The lads gave everything, they wanted to push. In some situations we could have done better but I’m not angry: we have strengths and weaknesses, you can’t win every game. We’ll analyse everything properly.” ............ . Read more -> https://football-italia.net/verona-1-1-juventus-tudor-shameful-referee/

Verona 1-1 Juventus – Conceicao blames disappointing draw on tiredness Juventus winger Francisco Conceicao scored today on his return from injury but it was not enough as the Bianconeri fell flat in a 1-1 draw with Verona. ............ “We’re a great team that plays in all competitions,” the Portuguese forward began, “so it’s normal to be a little more tired than the other teams. We knew it would be difficult here so it’s only normal that we wanted to do better – but unfortunately we didn’t manage it.” ............ In an attempt to identify where Juventus went wrong today, Conceicao said “We knew Verona were strong at home but we lost a few too many balls,” he claimed, “This can be explained by the fact we play every three days.” On head coach Igor Tudor’s faith in him, the winger said “We’re all strong. I do my best to make things difficult for the coach, then it is up to him to decide.” ............ . Read more -> https://football-italia.net/verona-1-1-juventus-conceicao-tiredness/

Player Ratings: Verona 1-1 Juventus – Goalscorers Orban & Conceicao highlights in drab affair Verona battled hard to a 1-1 draw with Juventus this evening, as the Gialloblu put an end to the Bianconeri’s 100% start to the season. ............ Verona 1-1 Juventus – Player Ratings Verona: Montipo 6.5; Nunez 6.5, Nelsson 6.5, Frese 6; Bradaric 5.5, Akpa Akpro 5.5 (Niasse N/A), Serdar 6, Bernede 5.5, Belghali 7 (Kastanos N/A); Nascimento 5.5 (Sarr 6), Orban 7.5 ............ Juventus: Di Gregorio 6.5; Kelly 6.5, Gatti 6.5, Kalulu 6; Joao Mario 5.5 (Zhegrova N/A), Locatelli 6 (Koopmeiners 5.5), Thuram 6.5 (Adzic 6), Cambiaso 6; Yildiz 6, Conceicao 7.5 (David 6); Vlahovic 5 (Openda 6). Best Juventus player: Francisco Conceicao – On his return from an injury suffered on international duty with Portugal, the tricky winger impressed. He scored the Bianconeri’s opener and was dangerous throughout his seventy minutes on the pitch. The Bianconeri looked far less dangerous without him – the Portuguese forward showing lots of confidence in taking on his man. Lowest Juventus rating: Dusan Vlahovic – Whilst Joao Mario was also massively underwhelming today, it is the Serbian who struggled. He was given the spot in the starting eleven as a reward for his fine form but he seems a different player when coming off the bench. The forward was limp and hardly touched the ball before being taken off just before the hour mark. Juventus coach: Igor Tudor 6 – Tudor made the right subs today but they did not have his intended effect on the game. The coach brought on Openda for a struggling Vlahovic but Derby d’Italia hero Adzic came on for Frenchman Khephren Thuram and the Bianconeri’s momentum wavered. Was let down by his players today but also really needs to figure out his optimal front line. . Read more -> https://football-italia.net/ratings-verona-1-1-juventus-orban-conceicao/

Determined Verona puts a halt to Juventus winning streak Juventus were held to a 1-1 draw by Verona this evening in a contest that proved frustrating for the visitors, as the hosts not only resisted but also came close to claiming a surprise victory. Coming off the back of two high-scoring matches, there was an expectation that Juventus would place greater emphasis on defensive stability in this encounter. Instead, Verona approached the game with determination, eager to test themselves against a top side and to show they could stand toe to toe with the Bianconeri. ............ Juventus took the lead through Francisco Conceição, who marked his return with a well-taken goal. At that stage, the momentum appeared to shift firmly in their favour, with Juve enjoying greater control and pressing forward in search of a second. Verona, however, were not easily subdued. Their persistence was rewarded when a penalty was awarded, and Gift Orban stepped up to convert confidently, restoring parity. The Nigerian forward had been lively throughout, causing frequent problems for Juventus, and his equaliser reflected his influence. ............ The hosts were disciplined in defence, limiting space for Juventus’ creative players. Goalkeeper Lorenzo Montipò produced a particularly outstanding save to deny Dušan Vlahović, underlining Verona’s determination not to allow the visitors a second breakthrough. Although Juventus maintained pressure, Verona’s defensive organisation was impressive. They even thought they had taken the lead when the ball was put into the net, but their effort was ruled out, to the relief of the Bianconeri. ............ . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/determined-verona-puts-a-halt-to-juventus-winning-streak/

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