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What could become of Giuntoli if Juventus does not make the top four Cristiano Giuntoli is feeling the heat at Juventus as the club’s poor season has raised questions about the sporting director’s decisions. Hired to oversee a rebuild and return the Bianconeri to the top of Italian football, Giuntoli has been given full control over transfers and managerial appointments. However, his efforts so far have yielded mixed results, and the pressure is mounting. ............ This season, however, has seen Juventus struggle for consistency. After parting ways with Allegri, Giuntoli appointed Thiago Motta to usher in a new era. But Motta failed to meet expectations and has already been dismissed. Igor Tudor has since taken over, but the team remains in a battle to secure a Champions League spot, a far cry from the dominant Juventus sides of recent years. ............ Despite heavy investment in players over the last two transfer windows, Juve have lacked identity and fluidity on the pitch. This underperformance has naturally turned the spotlight on Giuntoli. However the club has no intention of sacking him just yet. Instead, they are planning to bring in Juventus legend Giorgio Chiellini to work alongside him in a key leadership role. Chiellini’s return would add experience, stability, and a strong connection to the club’s traditions. The decision to pair Giuntoli with Chiellini signals that Juventus still has faith in the sporting director but wants to strengthen the structure around him. ............ For now, though, the board remains behind him, but the margin for error is quickly shrinking. . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/what-could-become-of-giuntoli-if-juventus-does-not-make-the-top-four/

Serie A Preview: Juventus vs Monza – Team News, Line-ups & Prediction Juventus dropped out of the Serie A top four on the back of a horrendous 1-0 defeat at Parma on Wednesday. Despite attempting 16 shots, the record-time Italian champions relinquished their three-match unbeaten run under Tudor’s interim tenure (W2, D1), amplifying the need for all three points against the division’s bottom performers. Only one point adrift of fourth-placed Bologna, Juventus cannot afford a slip-up at the Allianz Stadium, where they’ve reigned supreme in 2024/25. Indeed, they have only lost one home league outing all season (W9, D7), beating bottom-half Lecce 2-1 in their only such contest under the Croatian manager. ............ Match Preview Juventus Wednesday’s heartache at Parma has eliminated wriggle room from the equation, forcing Juventus to treat every game in the run-in like a final. With Tudor’s honeymoon period over, it’s time to pick up the slack, and there’s no better place than Turin to accommodate Juventus’ immediate return to winning ways. Indeed, Juventus have emerged victorious from six of their last seven league outings at the Allianz Stadium (L1), reinforcing their confidence in finding a way back into the win column this weekend. Furthermore, three of their five remaining league games come against bottom-half teams, keeping their Champions League aspirations firmly alive. Juventus have been ruthless in home matches against sides outside the top eight at the start of this round, racking up an impressive seven wins and three draws in such encounters. With five of those seven triumphs accompanied by a clean sheet, one goal may potentially help the Bianconeri avoid back-to-back league losses for the second time this term. Monza ............ Team News In addition to long-term absentees Arkadiusz Milik, Gleison Bremer, and Juan Cabal, Juventus cannot call upon the services of Federico Gatti and Dusan Vlahovic for this showdown. As if that’s not worrying enough, Tudor will likely be without Teun Koopmeiners and Samuel Mbangula. ............ Juventus vs Monza Potential Starting Line-ups Juventus (3-4-2-1): Di Gregorio; Kalulu, Veiga, Kelly; McKennie, Locatelli, Thuram, Cambiaso; Gonzalez, Yildiz; Kolo Muani. Monza (3-5-2): Turati; Pereira, Caldirola, Carboni; Birindelli, Castrovilli, Bianco, Akpa Akpro, Kyriakopoulos; Mota, Caprari Juventus vs Monza Prediction Not even an injury-hit Juventus side should struggle against this Monza team. While we wouldn’t go as far as to predict a thrashing, this should be another day in the office for Tudor’s top-four contenders. Prediction: Juventus to Win . Read more -> https://cultofcalcio.com/serie-a-preview-juventus-vs-monza-team-news-line-ups-prediction/

Nesta expects a ‘poisoned’ Juventus team to face his side Monza Manager Alessandro Nesta has admitted that Juventus’ recent defeat to Parma could have a powerful psychological impact ahead of their next match this weekend. The Bianconeri are fighting to secure a top-four finish and cannot afford any more slip-ups as the season draws to a close. Their loss in the previous fixture has increased the pressure on the players, and Igor Tudor must now ensure the team responds with determination and clarity. ............ Nesta believes this fixture comes at a bad time for his side. He expects Juventus to react with aggression and intensity after the setback against Parma and has warned that Monza must prepare for a strong response from their opponents. He said, “They are a strong team and will be poisoned after the defeat in Parma , the stadium will be very hot, we will have to know how to read the moments of the match well.” Juventus will now be looking to take all three points and restore confidence heading into the final stretch of the season. ............ . This match will also serve as a key test for Tudor. Following the disappointment against Parma, the manager needs a response from his squad. If the team underperforms again, questions will be asked about his leadership and whether he is the right figure to guide Juventus beyond this campaign. ............ . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/nesta-expects-a-poisoned-juventus-team-to-face-his-side/

Juventus team news: Two major concerns for Monza, Kolo Muani chance Randal Kolo Muani is expected to lead the line for Juventus in their upcoming Serie A match against Monza, as Dusan Vlahovic will not be available, nor will Teun Koopmeiners, but there could be a return to the starting line-up for Kenan Yildiz. ............ Igor Tudor’s side currently sit in fifth, one point behind Bologna in the Champions League spots following a 1-0 loss against Parma on Wednesday. Juve were without Koopmeiners for the Parma match: He did not travel with the rest of the squad, and is also expected to miss the Monza match on Sunday as well. Dusan Vlahovic started against Parma, but did not reappear for the start of the second half. It has since been confirmed that he is struggling with a muscular overload in his thigh, which means that he is expected to miss the Monza game as well. That means that Kolo Muani, who was given his first start under Tudor for the Parma loss, is in line to start in his natural position at centre-forward. ............ . Read more -> https://football-italia.net/juventus-concerns-for-monza-kolo-muani-chance/

Tudor welcomes Mbangula back but key player trained alone Igor Tudor faces a tough challenge as he attempts to steer Juventus into next season’s Champions League. Appointed as manager just last month, the former midfielder inherited a team short on belief and struggling for form. Although recent results offered hope that Juventus were beginning to rediscover their rhythm, the loss to Parma has served as a harsh reminder that consistency remains elusive. With just a few games left to play this season, every fixture now carries enormous weight. Their next opponent is Monza, a team that has proved tricky for Juventus in previous encounters. ............ There is some positive news on that front. Samuel Mbangula has returned to full training and took part in the most recent session at the Allianz Stadium. His availability could prove useful as the team looks to bounce back. In contrast, Teun Koopmeiners remains a concern. The midfielder is still recovering from his injury and trained separately from the group, which casts doubt over his involvement in the upcoming match. Juventus will be hoping that he can recover in time to feature before the season concludes, but for now, his condition remains uncertain. ............ . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/tudor-welcomes-mbangula-back-but-key-player-trained-alone/

Juventus will sacrifice half their team if they cannot make the Champions League Juventus are now at serious risk of missing out on a top-four finish in Serie A, a scenario that could have significant consequences both financially and in terms of the squad’s future composition. The club currently boasts some of the highest-paid players in Italian football, and participation in the UEFA Champions League is essential for maintaining financial stability. Simply qualifying for the group stage provides a substantial cash injection, and the men in black and white are keen to secure that income to support their ongoing sporting project. ............ If Juventus do not secure qualification, the ramifications could be severe. The club is prepared to initiate a significant squad overhaul, with as many as half of the current players potentially facing the exit. Among those who could be sold are Mattia Perin, Douglas Luiz, Andrea Cambiaso and Nicolo Savona. Such a clear-out would not only reflect the disappointment of missing out on Europe’s top competition but also highlight the financial necessity of adjusting the wage structure in the absence of Champions League revenue. ............ . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/juventus-will-sacrifice-half-their-team-if-they-cannot-make-the-champions-league/

Former Juventus star blasts them for not replacing Allegri with Conte Juventus has experienced considerable instability over the last two seasons, having appointed three managers in this short period, two of whom have taken charge this term alone. This level of managerial turnover is far from indicative of the stability that a club of Juventus’ stature should aim for. The situation could have been markedly different had they chosen to replace Max Allegri with a more suitable successor. ............ The club’s choice was Thiago Motta, a manager with limited experience and a reputation built largely on his one successful season with Bologna. This appointment, while intriguing, was a considerable gamble for Juventus. In hindsight, many believe the club missed an opportunity to bring in a more experienced and proven winner like Antonio Conte, who ultimately joined Napoli. ............ Motta’s tenure was short-lived, and he was eventually replaced by Igor Tudor. This further raised doubts about Juventus’ decision-making process, particularly in their failure to bring in Conte when they had the chance. Marco Tardelli expressed his bewilderment over this choice, stating, “We understood that sending Allegri away and not taking Conte was a serious mistake, a void that was not filled by either Thiago Motta or Giuntoli. It is useless to go rummaging through a cauldron full of names, the ones who can take control of the situation are them: Conte and Allegri. They know what is needed and they are useful for managing those who have nothing to do with football.” ............ . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/former-juventus-star-blasts-them-for-not-replacing-allegri-with-conte/

Beh erano dovute direi. Ció non toglie che giudicare gli altri sia sempre sbagliato specialmente se non si sanno i motivi dietro alle apparenze.

Preview: Juventus vs. Monza - prediction, team news, lineups Having slipped out of Serie A's top four earlier this week, Juventus aim to boost their Champions League hopes on Sunday, when they host relegation-bound Monza. Juve's latest setback leaves them struggling to salvage something from a dismal campaign, while their visitors could have demotion confirmed by another defeat. Match preview After all Serie A fixtures on Easter Monday were postponed following the death of Pope Francis, Juventus saw their trip to Parma hastily rescheduled for Wednesday, when they were ultimately humbled at a jubilant Stadio Tardini. The Bianconeri lost 1-0 to the lowly Crociati, producing no shots on target before the break, before a late flurry of attempts failed to force an equaliser - to make matters worse, goal-shy striker Dusan Vlahovic was taken off at half time due to injury. Recent wins for Bologna and Lazio also mean Juve's task of securing Champions League football has been complicated, and they are among six sides still vying for two available places. Drafted in to replace Thiago Motta last month, interim coach Igor Tudor has now suffered his first defeat since returning to Turin - following two wins and one draw - and any more setbacks could prove fatal. Not only do Juventus require entry to UEFA's top competition for reasons of prestige, but financial meltdown may await if the two-time European champions fail to make Italy's top four. So, pressure is now piled on Tudor to avoid an embarrassing result against rock-bottom Monza, who Juve beat 2-1 earlier this season. Though they memorably toppled the Turin giants twice in their debut Serie A campaign, Monza have since lost three times to Juventus, including that home defeat in November's reverse fixture. ............ Team News A regular starter under Igor Tudor, having previously been cold-shouldered by Thiago Motta, Juve's top scorer Dusan Vlahovic is a doubt for Sunday's game after straining his thigh against Parma. Paired for only the second time with fellow striker Randal Kolo Muani, Vlahovic made little impact before his removal, so it remains to be seen who will feature up front in Tudor's favoured 3-4-2-1 formation. While Kenan Yildiz was passed fit to play a cameo role in midweek - and the Turkish star could now play from the start - Teun Koopmeiners is still struggling with an Achilles problem. The hosts are also without Federico Gatti (leg) and Samuel Mbangula (thigh), plus long-term absentees Juan Cabal, Arkadiusz Milik and Bremer. ............ Juventus possible starting lineup: Di Gregorio; Kalulu, Veiga, Kelly; McKennie, Locatelli, Thuram, Cambiaso; Gonzalez, Yildiz; Kolo Muani Monza possible starting lineup: Turati; Pereira, Caldirola, Carboni; Birindelli, Castrovilli, Bianco, Akpa Akpro, Kyriakopoulos; Mota, Caprari We say: Juventus 1-0 Monza Even a brittle Juventus side surely cannot fail to beat Monza, who are limping towards the finish line at the end of an awful season. Without a reliable striker, though, the Bianconeri are far from prolific - so their margin of victory may be slim. . Read more -> https://www.sportsmole.co.uk/football/juventus/preview/preview-juventus-vs-monza-prediction-team-news-lineups_571016.html

Juventus monitor Belgian defender after making Cambiaso available for sale This could potentially be Andrea Cambiaso’s final season as a Juventus player, following interest from Manchester City in January. The Premier League champions’ approach took Juventus by surprise, as they had not expected such significant interest in the player. Nevertheless, the Bianconeri were open to negotiating his departure from the Allianz Stadium, as Cambiaso had shown promise but was not considered irreplaceable. The prospect of a move to Manchester City seemed exciting, and Juventus were prepared to listen to offers. However, despite the early interest, Manchester City did not pursue the move further, and Cambiaso remained at Juventus until the end of the season. ............ If Cambiaso does leave, Juventus will be in the market for a new full-back, and one of their top targets for that role is Maxim De Cuyper of Club Brugge. Juve have been keeping a close eye on De Cuyper for several months, and they believe he could be the ideal candidate to bolster their defensive options. Juventus remains interested in De Cuyper and is monitoring his situation closely. The Belgian defender has impressed with his consistent performances in the Belgian Pro League, and Juventus sees him as a player who could bring added strength to their backline. Club Brugge reportedly values De Cuyper at €25 million, and if Cambiaso is sold, Juventus would be in a strong position to move for the Belgian. ............ . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/juventus-monitor-belgian-defender-after-making-cambiaso-available-for-sale/

Roccati questions the balance in the Juventus team Most of the players in the current Juventus squad were not part of the club five seasons ago. The Bianconeri have undergone continuous transformation, with significant changes made to the team at the beginning of the current season. Since their last league title, Juventus have been strategically restructuring their squad in the hope of initiating a new cycle, with Thiago Motta at the helm for this term. ............ Marco Roccati has expressed concern about whether the team has been built with the correct balance. He stated, “Juventus, without this setback in Parma, was the favourite and the race of the others would have already ended. Juve is one of the youngest and most inexperienced teams at the international level, despite having great quality. Maybe it wasn’t assembled with balance, but it has quality, not to win the Scudetto. It certainly was to win against Parma.” ............ . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/pundit-questions-the-balance-in-the-juventus-team/

Tether increase Juventus stake to become second-highest investors Cryptocurrency firm Tether have confirmed that they have purchased more shares in Juventus, and that they are now the second-largest investors in the Serie A giants. Back in February, Tether purchased a minority stake in Juventus, understood to be around 8.2% of the club’s shares, which brought just over 5% of voting rights. After their most recent acquisition, Tether now own 10.12% of the club’s shares, and have around 6.18% of the voting rights. ............ EXOR, the holding company attributed to the Agnelli family, still owns a clear majority of the shares in Juventus with 65.4%. Tether now owns 10.1% of the Bianconeri shares, which means they have overtaken investment management company Lindell Train, who now own 8.7% of the club’s shares. The remaining 15.4% is in the form of floating shares. . Read more -> https://football-italia.net/tether-now-second-highest-juventus-investors/

Juventus make a decision on Koopmeiners following disappointing campaign Juventus have already set their plans for Teun Koopmeiners ahead of the summer transfer session, reveals a report in the Italian press. ............ The Old Lady forked out a figure in the region of 60 million euros, thus making Koopmeiners one of the club’s biggest investments in recent years. ............ However, the attacking midfielder has only produced four goals and three assists in 40 appearances in all competitions. These stats pale in comparison to the numbers he used to register during his time in Bergamo. But the Bianconeri are still keen to keep the player beyond next summer. ............ It should also be noted that the Serie A giants would likely struggle to offload the player at this stage without registering a capital loss, which is certainly a vital factor to consider. Juventus would have to sell Koopmeiners for a figure in the region of 48 million euros to avoid recording a financial loss. . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/juventus-decision-koopmeiners-disappointing-season/

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Juventus confirm Dusan Vlahovic suffered muscle injury against Parma Juventus striker Dusan Vlahovic picked up a knock during Wednesday’s contest against Parma. The club has now shared an update on his condition. ............ As for Vlahovic, it was first believed that Igor Tudor decided to hook him off due to his limited impact in the final third, but it was later revealed that he sustained a muscle injury which cut his outing short. Therefore, the Serbian underwent the necessary tests at the club’s J|Medical Centre on Thursday, and the results confirmed a muscle overload. “Dusan Vlahovic underwent diagnostic examinations today at J|Medical, which revealed a muscular overload in the rectus femoris of his right thigh. His condition will be monitored daily,” revealed the note posted on the official Juventus website. ............ The striker is out of Sunday’s contest against Monza, but the door is open for a potential return in the vital showdown against Bologna at the Stadio Renato Dall’Ara on May 4th. With Vlahovic ruled out of the weekend contest, Kolo Muani is almost certain of a starting spot, as he remains the only available striker for Tudor. ............ . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/juventus-confirm-dusan-vlahovic-suffered-muscle-injury-against-parma/

Tudor expected to drop key Juventus star after disappointing display in Parma Juventus manager Igor Tudor wasn’t impressed by the team’s display against Parma on Wednesday, as Andrea Cambiaso could pay the price for another hollow outing. ............ The Old Lady can ill-afford another slip-up in the final five rounds of the campaign, as it could be a deadly blow for the club’s Champions League hopes. So Tudor will be looking to tweak his starting lineup for Sunday’s contest against the doomed Monza. The Juventus boss will reportedly drop Cambiaso who was largely disappointing as a left wingback. Therefore, Weston McKennie is expected to be shifted back to the left flank, with Gonzalez occupying the opposite wing. ............ Finally, Dusan Vlahovic has been ruled out due to muscle overload, so Randal Kolo Muani is the obvious choice to lead the line. . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/tudor-andrea-cambiaso-disappointing-parma-juventus/

Sono solo voci per riempire i giornali

Andrea Fortunato é uno dei tanti esempi di come la gente giudichi senza sapere. Il compianto terzino della Juventus veniva criticato nel suo ultimo periodo di attivitá sportiva perché "batteva la fiacca". Poi venne alla luce il tragico motivo della sua mancanza di energie. Una storia davvero triste.

Parma 1 - Juventus 0 : Initial reaction and random observations As Juventus walked off the field at the Tardini at halftime Wednesday evening, not only did they suddenly find themselves down on the scoreboard but also in search of answers. It had just been an opening 45 minutes in which they looked more like their old, ineffective selves rather than the team that had strong first halves in the previous games under their new manager. ............ Juventus suffered their first defeat under Igor Tudor and looked a lot like the team that struggled for a large portion of the time during the time in which the man he replaced was manager. Juve were incredibly ineffective in attack and had one Lloyd Kelly-centric mistake at the back clear the way for Parma — who entered Matchday 33 just a couple of points above the relegation zone. ............ I watched the time in the second half tick away and wonder when, exactly, Juve’s players would show any sort of sense of urgency to push for their first goal of the day. That never arrived. And Parma, not Juventus, got three huge points to try and achieve their main objective during these final six games of the 2024-25 season. Now, with the way the other postponed fixtures went Wednesday, Juventus are still in fifth place and part of a five-team logjam from Bologna in fourth to Fiorentina in eighth that is separated by all of four points. Juventus didn’t deserve three points against Parma. ............ Why’s that? Well, let’s just have some fun with a few numbers from this one: Juventus players shown yellow cards: 3 Juventus shots on goal against Parma: 2 Juventus crosses attempted: 37 Juventus crosses successfully completed: 6 It was bad. It was really, really bad. This was the kind of performance that we saw from Thiago Motta’s Juventus. ............ Juventus didn’t have a shot on goal in the opening 45 minutes. Taking out the highest paid player in the league at the half saw some improvement, but that was just because it couldn’t get much worse. Half of Juventus’ 16 shots were blocked. Their xG for a team that took almost 20 shots and had two-thirds of the possession was a paltry 0.84. They knew for the last three days that they needed to win to get back into fourth place and match what Bologna did against the league leaders and defending champions over the weekend. And this is what we got. ............ RANDOM THOUGHTS AND OBSERVATIONS There are many reasons why Juventus are in the situation they currently find themselves, but getting one point out of their two games against Parma this season feels like a pretty big reason as to why they’re in fifth. And we thought have to rally to get a draw against Parma earlier this season wasn’t great, huh? Well, well, well ... Having any sort of option to buy worked into the Lloyd Kelly deal might be some of the worst business any Juventus sporting director/director of football has ever done. Newcastle fans are just sitting there laughing about that deal every time they see Juventus play. ............ I surely can’t be the only one who has the feeling that Juventus getting a corner kick or indirect free kick has become a total waste of time. They do absolutely nothing from these situations other than see the opposing team head the ball out of the box or the keeper come out for an easy catch or punch. It’s amazing how totally non-existent this phase of Juve’s game has become over this season. ............ So now both of Juventus’ strikers, Dusan Vlahovic and Randal Kolo Muani, have not scored in over two months — not a great look! Juventus passes in the final third: 155 Parma total passes against Juventus: 212 Boy, you’d think Juventus won with that kind of passing. But nope! ............ Andrea Cambiaso, starting his first game in a while, was 1-for-11 with his crosses. Overall, he still looked like a player who is far from when he was clicking in the fall prior to his ankle injury. It’s just something he can’t shake and it’s hard to see him getting back to full form before the end of the season. A big summer awaits for him and Juventus, too. ............ At least Juventus’ three previous losses in Serie A came against teams who are considered good. Again, I don’t care what Chivu has done since he became Parma manager, Juve can’t be dropping points — let alone losing! — against a team that is just barely above the relegation zone. Not when you’re trying to get back into the top four and stay there. ............ . Read more -> https://www.blackwhitereadallover.com/2025/4/23/24414855/juventus-parma-fc-2025-serie-a-matchday-33-final-score-result-initial-reaction-random-observations

Giuntoli reveals when Juventus will decide Tudor’s fate, confirms talks with Chelsea & other clubs Juventus Football Director Cristiano Giuntoli discussed the future of Igor Tudor as well as the club’s on-loan players. ............ Prior to the contest Parma vs Juventus, Giuntoli only had positive things to say about the 46-year-old’s work. The club official insisted that Juventus will take their time to evaluate whether to keep Tudor on a permanent basis or seek a new manager. Hence, the decision will only be made after the club’s participation in the FIFA Club World which will be held in the USA between mid-June and mid-July. “We’ve been clear from the beginning. The hope is to stay together, but it’s a decision we’ll take after the Club World Cup,” said Giuntoli in his pre-match interview. ............ “We are talking with the clubs of the players on dry loans, and we count on the players’ will. These decisions will be taken at the end of the season. We are talking, and we hope to find a suitable solution.” The players in question are Renato Veiga (Chelsea), Randal Kolo Muani (Paris Saint-Germain) and Francisco Conceicao (Porto). . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/giuntoli-reveals-when-juventus-will-decide-igor-tudor-fate-chelsea/

“We lacked a bit of everything” Tudor reacts to Juventus’ loss at Parma Juventus manager Igor Tudor has admitted that his team did not show enough quality across the pitch as they suffered a disappointing loss to Parma this evening. The result brought an end to what had been a promising start to Tudor’s tenure in charge, with the Croatian previously going three games unbeaten since replacing Thiago Motta. Although Juventus came into the match as favourites, Parma have quietly become one of the more difficult sides to beat in Italian football. They recently earned impressive draws against Inter Milan and Fiorentina. ............ Juventus dominated possession for most of the match and looked composed when in control of the ball, but they lacked the necessary cutting edge in the final third. Parma set up their defence with discipline and organisation, content to soak up pressure and strike on the counter when the opportunity presented itself. They took full advantage of one of their few chances, scoring a decisive goal from a cross that caught the Juve backline off guard. After going behind, Juventus increased the tempo and pushed harder in search of an equaliser. Despite their efforts, they rarely looked threatening enough to break down Parma’s defensive line. The visitors held on firmly, with every player showing a clear commitment to keeping their lead intact until the final whistle. ............ Following the match, Tudor did not sugarcoat his assessment of the performance. Speaking to the media, he explained that his team fell short in several areas and admitted that they need to do much better going forward. He said: “Today we lacked a bit of everything. In the second half we pushed hard but we weren’t very dangerous. We conceded a goal on a cross from 40 metres that you can’t catch. We’re disappointed, but we’re moving forward. There are still five games and many points up for grabs.” ............ . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/we-lacked-a-bit-of-everything-tudor-reacts-to-juventus-loss-at-parma/

Juventus player ratings v Parma – Not one player stood out Michele Di Gregorio – 6.5 He had little to do throughout the match and could not be blamed for the goal conceded. Pierre Kalulu – 6.5 ............ Renato Veiga – 6.5 Another composed performance from Veiga, who continues to make a strong case for his retention by the club. Lloyd Kelly – 6.0 ............ Andrea Cambiaso – 6.0 ............ Khephren Thuram – 5.5 Helped Juventus maintain midfield control, yet more was expected of him in terms of offensive contribution. Manuel Locatelli – 5.5 Led by example in closing down opponents, but his influence in the attacking phase remains limited. Weston McKennie – 5.0 ............ Nicolás González – 5.5 Won the most duels among Juventus players, although his primary responsibility was to contribute offensively, where he fell short. Randal Kolo Muani – 6.5 Energetic and proactive, notably tracking back to recover possession, but his search for a goal continues. Dusan Vlahovic – 6.0 Came off injured and did ok when on the pitch, but far more is expected. Substitutes Francisco Conceição – 6.5 Lively off the bench and looked the most likely to score among Juve’s forwards. Kenan Yildiz – 6.0 Struggled to make a notable impact and lacked the sharpness to influence proceedings. Douglas Luiz – N/AAlberto Costa – N/ATimothy Weah – N/A . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/juventus-player-ratings-v-parma-not-one-player-stood-out/

L'isterico che siede sulla panchina dell'Inter detta le regole e ordina che non vuole il recupero. E gli arbitri continuano a fargli le carezze. Dovrebbe essere espulso in ogni partita ma si ha compassione per una famiglia di psicopatici (Pippo compreso).

Serie A: Parma 1-0 Juventus – Pellegrino hands Tudor first defeat A Mateo Pellegrino goal shocked Juventus, giving Igor Tudor his first defeat as the Bianconeri’s coach. Juventus lost 1-0 away at Parma on Wednesday in a rescheduled Serie A fixture from Week 33. Dusan Vlahovic and Randal Kolo Muani started the game for the Bianconeri, with Kenan Yildiz not fully fit and available from the bench. ............ The Old Lady dominated possession but was unable to break down the Ducali’s low block, and Pellegrino shocked the visitors minutes before the halftime break with a towering header from an Emanuele Valenti cross. Vlahovic was subbed off at halftime due to a thigh injury, making room for Francisco Conceiçao. The Portuguese was lively, but Juventus still struggled to create consistent goal-scoring opportunities. Yildiz was also introduced in the second half, replacing USMNT international Weston McKennie. ............ Juventus tried to put some crosses in during the final minutes, but Parma easily won aerial duels, and Suzuki was also confident when claiming the ball. Today’s loss leaves Juventus one point below fourth-placed Bologna and level on points with Lazio, who beat Genoa 2-0 away today. . Read more -> https://football-italia.net/parma-1-0-juventus-pellegrino-tudor-defeat/