Socrates

Che gol Bremer!

Veramente dovrebbe avere l'effetto contrario.

Non sono gli unici purtroppo in Italia. Commedia dell'arte.

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Yildiz chiede il cambio

Incredibile Kalulu. Gioca sempre e corre come un ossesso. Fortissimo.

Gol da centravanti di McKennie

WESTON MCKENNIE 0-2

Conceicao cerca il rosso

GLEISON BREMER 0-1

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Tanti auguri Barone! (77)

BENVENUTO JEREMIE!

Spalletti si ritroverá fra qualche mese con i titolari distrutti visto che giocano sempre gli stessi.

Ma come faceva la Wanda a fare sti colpi? Non fatemi pensare male.

Juve interessata a Icardi e Vlahovic cambia il suo avatar su Instagram. É ancora lui il numero 9 della Juventus ........ Rinnovasse allora.

Se é svincolato un motivo ci sará ........

Juventus probable lineup vs Parma: Gatti pushing for a spot Following the midweek rotation, Juventus boss Luciano Spalletti is expected to unleash his strongest available lineup against Parma on Sunday. The Serie A contest will take place at the Ennio Tardini Stadium. It kicks off at 20:45 CET. ............ With Juventus already qualified for the play-off stage, Spalletti took the opportunity to rest some of his regular starters, mainly Kenan Yildiz, Manuel Locatelli, Andrea Cambiaso, Jonathan David and Michele Di Gregorio. ............ Di Gregorio will return to goal, playing behind a backline consisting of the omnipresent Pierre Kalulu, Gleison Bremer, Lloyd Kelly, and Cambiaso. In the middle of the park, Teun Koopmeiners will be dropped in favour of Locatelli. The Juventus captain will resume his partnership with Thuram. ............ Weston McKennie will operate as an attacking midfielder in the 4-2-3-1 formation, but he could also occupy other roles during the course of the match, at least if Spalletti decides to alter his system. Yildiz will be unleashed on the left wing, while Francisco Conceicao will maintain his role on the opposite flank. Finally, the in-form Jonathan David will reclaim his starting berth at the expense of Lois Openda, who failed to make the most out of his midweek opportunity. ............ There is a 45% chance for Federico Gatti to replace Bremer at the heart of the backline. ............ Juventus Probable XI (4-2-3-1): Di Gregorio; Kalulu, Bremer (Gatti), Kelly, Cambiaso; Locatelli, Thuram; Conceicao, McKennie, Yildiz; David . .Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/juventus-probable-lineup-vs-parma-gatti-pushing-for-a-spot/

Manchester City Academy striker set for Juventus transfer Fabrizio Romano reports that Manchester City Academy striker Justin Oboavwoduo, 19, is set to join Juventus, initially playing for their NextGen squad. ............ Oboavwoduo has scored six goals and provided five assists in 18 appearances across all competitions this season, including five goals in six Premier League 2 games. ............ The 19-year-old made his England U20 debut this past September. According to Romano, Oboavwoduo will initially join Juventus’ NextGen squad playing in Italy’s third division, Serie C. Oboavwoduo is the second deal completed by Juventus for their second team in recent days, after Adin Ličina from Bayern Munich. ............ Ex-Sassuolo and Atalanta winger Jeremie Boga, in fact, landed in Turin on Sunday to undergo medical tests with the Serie A giants. . Read more -> https://football-italia.net/manchester-city-academy-striker-juventus/

Juventus reach agreement with PSG for Kolo Muani but Spurs boss blocking the move Juventus have make significant progress in their attempts to sign Randal Kolo Muani, but they still have one major hurdle to overcome. ............ Over the past few days, Juventus have identified Kolo Muani as their main target after giving up on Jean-Philippe Mateta and Youssef En-Nesyri. The French striker is all in favour of a return to Continassa. After all, he had enjoyed a positive six-month loan spell in Turin last season, unlike his current experience at Tottenham Hotspur, characterised by the lack of goals and inconsistent displays. ............ Juventus have received the green light from Kolo Muani’s parent club, Paris Saint-Germain. The two clubs failed to reach an agreement last summer, which prompted the Bianconeri to sign Lois Openda instead, while Kolo Muani headed to Spurs. Nevertheless, the reigning European champions had no objections to the 27-year-old’s return to Turin. ............ Tottenham manager Thomas Frank showed no signs of leaning his stance in his latest press conference. “Yes, next question,” said the Danish head coach when asked if he intends to keep Kolo Muani in North London. “I hope this goal and his performance in the Champions League (against Eintracht Frankfurt) can give him the confidence to build on because I think I’ve always liked his qualities and abilities.” ............ . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/juventus-kolo-muani-deal-psg-spurs-move/

“Here we go” – Romano confirms Juventus secured a deal for Jeremy Boga Juventus have reached an agreement with OGC Nice to bring Ivorian winger Jeremie Boga back to Serie A. The Bianconeri have been searching the market for a player capable of acting as a backup for Kenan Yildiz, who doesn’t have a natural replacement in the squad. They tried to acquire the services of Federico Chiesa, but couldn’t find an accord with Liverpool, while Daniel Maldini ended up joining Lazio. ............ Juventus have reached a verbal agreement with both Nice and Boga overnight. The 29-year-old is expected in Italy in the coming hours to undergo his medical before signing for the Serie A giants. ............ The winger will sign for the Bianconeri on loan with an option to buy at the end of the season. ............ The Ivory Coast international became a major hit at the Mapei Stadium under the guidance of Roberto De Zerbi, forming a deadly attacking trident alongside Domenico Berardi and Ciccio Caputo. He was also a teammate of Juventus captain Manuel Locatelli, who also played his football at the Emilian club during that period. Atalanta then spent €22 million to sign Boga in January 2022, but between physical issues and underwhelming displays, he didn’t enjoy his time in Bergamo. ............ . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/romano-juventus-agreement-jeremie-boga/

Round 23: Parma vs. Juventus match preview A lot has happened since Juventus and Parma faced one another during the first weekend of the 2025-26 season. At the time, it look like there would be a lot more good than bad based on how Juve’s Aug. 24 win over the Gialloblu and the next few fixtures went. It, of course, didn’t last, and a couple of months later resulted in Luciano Spalletti stepping in to try and right the ship after Igor Tudor wasn’t able to. For the most part, that has been the case. Juventus are all of one point off the top four in Serie A. They just rebounded from their rough start to Champions League play to finish in a very respectable 13th place in the league phase table. We now know who the Bianconeri will be facing in the play-off round next month, with Friday’s draw producing a two-legged tie against Turkish giants Galatasaray, with the winner to meet either defending Premier League champions Liverpool or reigning Europa League winners Tottenham in the UCL Round of 16. So while we know what the schedule will look like a couple of weeks down the road — which will also include the second Derby d’Italia of the season against league leaders Inter Milan, this time at the San Siro — the immediate future is the return fixture against that same Parma side that Juve opened the campaign against. The first day of February means a Sunday night visit to the Tardini for Spalletti’s squad, who will look to keep the pressure on both Roma and Napoli. ............ But if Juventus think they can just stroll by a Parma side that is currently 15th in the Serie A table and has just one win in their last six and is coming off a 4-0 thumping at the hands of Atalanta in Bergamo, they’ve got another thing coming to them. Parma’s just six points above the relegation zone, which still happens to have Fiorentina sitting in 18th place on 17 points. Any further struggles and Parma are likely seeing some legit relegation fight worries coming to the front of their minds, if they aren’t already. We don’t have to go back all that long to see what can happen if Juventus don’t take care of business in the land where some of the best prosciutto in the world is curated. The last trip to Parma did not go well, and at least we know Juve have a little bit more time to potentially recover if they are to slip up once again. And as much as this is a trip to the home stadium of a club that has just two wins in 11 home fixtures so far this season, here’s a reminder of what Juventus’ schedule looks like once they return home from facing Parma: Away against Atalanta (Coppa Italia) Home against Lazio Away against Inter Away against Galatasaray (Champions League) Home against Como Home against Galatasaray (Champions League) Away against Roma Those are Juventus’ seven games up until the first weekend of March. That is a huge stretch, and one that will tell us a lot about the Bianconeri as well as many of the clubs that they will face since they are also contending for a spot in the top four, if not more than that. It’s also a stretch in which Spalletti recognizes that his squad will be tested physically at a time in which they are already feeling the effects of a very busy January that also featured seven fixtures. ”There will be a lot of games in the coming weeks, so we need to find alternative solutions,” Spalletti said during Saturday’s pre-match press conference. “The number of matches is increasing, and as far as I’m concerned, we need to increase the amount of rest. It seems to me that the players are responding well to these changes. When you play so much, you have to find a balance between playing a lot, resting a lot and training a lot.” But at the same time … “I have complete faith in my players,” Spalletti continued, “and they are top-class professionals.” ............ The schedule is not slowing down — especially now that we know that Juve will be in the Champions League play-off round in a couple of weeks, which will add 180 minutes (at least) onto their best players’ legs. So could we see some squad rotation against Parma just like we saw a few days earlier in Monaco? Yeah, that seems like it’s a good idea knowing that the same kind of Coppa Italia rotation on Thursday probably isn’t as possible knowing that Juve’s opponent is one of the strongest clubs remaining. But Spalletti also can’t afford to run his best players like Kenan Yildiz or Gleison Bremer into the ground over these next few weeks no matter how important every single game may be just because they already have a lot of minutes in their legs. It’s just that point of the season, folks. Unless it’s Pierre Kalulu, I guess, because that man just continues to play 90 minutes every single game and is continuing to basically crush it every single time. If only everybody could be like that, right? TEAM NEWS Spalletti had no new injuries coming out of Wednesday night’s scoreless draw against Monaco to wrap up the Champions League league phase. ............ As much as Spalletti said that his squad is feeling the impact of so many games in a short period of time in January, he wanted to make sure those in the Italian press knew one thing: “I’m not tired,” he said. Manuel Locatelli, as has been the case for more than just a couple of weeks now, is one yellow card away from suspension. With so many big games ahead on the schedule and with how he’s played so far under Spalletti, this feels just as important as it was in the build-up to Juve facing Napoli. JUVENTUS PLAYER TO WATCH While Spalletti is expected to field a pretty full strength starting lineup against Parma on Sunday night, there is a chance of seeing a couple of names in there that we haven’t talked much about over these past few weeks. ............ There is basically one runoff battle going on for Juventus: Gleison Bremer or Federico Gatti. As we know, Bremer has played a whole heck of a lot over the past six weeks since he came back from his knee injury last month, while Gatti has just come back into the fold after also suffering a meniscus injury before the full reach of the chilly winter months arrived. If Spalletti thinks that his squad is tired — and he has mentioned that Bremer’s felt some fatigue of late and that it’s something to monitor over the coming weeks — then getting somebody like Gatti who hasn’t played much (primarily due to injury) some valuable minutes ahead of crucial stretch of the season where the entire roster is going to be needed in some form or another. ............ Plus, there’s also this simple fact: Parma are one of the lowest scoring teams in Serie A so far this season. Through their first 22 league fixtures, they’ve scored all of 14 goals. In their six league fixtures in January, Parma scored all of two goals. They are struggling to score goals — and it’s been that way for months now. That may be reading into the stats too much, but it also feels like a logical chance to ease Gatti back into playing more minutes while not facing an opponent that is just going to be a huge threat every time they push forward. ............ MATCH INFO When: Sunday, Feb. 1, 2026. Where: Stadio Ennio Tardini, Parma, Italy. Official kickoff time: 8:45 p.m. local time in Italy and across Europe, 7:45 p.m. in the United Kingdom, 2:45 p.m. Eastern time, 1:45 p.m. Central time, 11:45 a.m. Pacific time. ............ . Read more -> https://www.blackwhitereadallover.com/previews-reviews/35793/parma-juventus-2026-serie-a-matchday-23-preview-team-news-schedule-how-to-watch