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Tudor aiming to match Trapattoni and Allegri record in Verona vs. Juventus Igor Tudor has an opportunity to match an encouraging record set previously only by Giovanni Trapattoni and Massimiliano Allegri when Juventus take on Hellas Verona away from home in Serie A on Saturday evening. ............ Juventus currently sit at the top of the Serie A table, level on points with Napoli after three matches. Both sides boast the maximum possible nine points. For Juve, those victories have come against Parma, Genoa and rivals Inter. ............ Igor Tudor is now looking to become just the third Juventus coach to win four Serie A matches in a row at the start of their first full campaign in charge. Encouragingly, the last two coaches to do so, Trapattoni and Allegri, both went on to win the Scudetto by the end of those seasons. ............ . Read more -> https://football-italia.net/tudor-aiming-for-trap-allegri-juventus-record/

Maurizio Setti reveals what differentiates Tudor from other coaches Former Verona president Maurizio Setti has offered insights into his experience of working with Igor Tudor, the coach he appointed during the 2021/2022 season. Setti’s remarks shed light on Tudor’s character, professionalism, and values, which continue to resonate in his current role at Juventus. ............ At the conclusion of that campaign, Verona were in a difficult financial position and needed to sell key players to remain sustainable. Setti explained that he was transparent with Tudor about the situation and even advised him to consider moving on to a bigger club. Rather than simply staying in his position and collecting his salary, Tudor chose a different path. He tore up his contract, saving Verona significant funds at a crucial time. Recalling the moment, Setti recently said: “I’ll always have a special memory of Tudor. Let’s start with one thing: he’s a very calm man. He lives life better than other coaches I’ve had. At the end of the year, when we met and I explained to him that I’d have to sell the big players, his contract had already been automatically renewed after we stayed up. I told him, ‘I advise you not to stay here, because I don’t know how many players he’ll be forced to sell.’ He looked at me, hugged me, and tore up the contract, giving up the money. I’ll never forget it. A month later, Marseille called him, and I wrote to him: ‘God sees and provides, life is taking you to the Champions League.’ Tudor is a man of substance, a rare person to find in the world of football.” ............ Such values remain evident in his career today. At Juventus, Tudor has handled speculation surrounding his position with composure, even when reports suggested the club were considering a return for Antonio Conte. His calm demeanour and consistent leadership have earned him admiration from both players and supporters. Now firmly established as Juventus’ manager, Tudor is delivering strong results while maintaining the same qualities that impressed Setti during their time together at Verona. He is demonstrating that he is not only capable of building strong relationships within the squad but also of providing stability and focus during challenging moments. ............ . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/maurizio-setti-reveals-what-differentiates-tudor-from-other-coaches/

Preview: Hellas Verona vs Juventus - prediction, team news, lineups After a total of 15 goals across their last two matches, entertainment should be guaranteed when Serie A giants Juventus visit Hellas Verona on Saturday evening. The Bianconeri followed a thrilling Derby d'Italia with an incredible home draw against Borussia Dortmund, and they will now aim to extend their flawless league record. Match preview Rising from the ashes deep into stoppage time, Juventus somehow stole a point from their first Champions League fixture on Tuesday, defying Dortmund at the end of an eight-goal second half. Having previously conceded a penalty as Juve went 4-2 down on 86 minutes, Lloyd Kelly was ultimately his team's saviour 10 minutes later, heading home to make it four-all. That crucial intervention followed the English defender's opener in a similarly chaotic Derby d'Italia last week, when the Bianconeri beat arch-rivals Inter Milan in Turin. On that occasion, young substitute Vasilije Adzic popped up with a last-gasp winner, making it 4-3 to the hosts and breaking Inter's hearts. Both games were a far cry from the sterile football served up by former Bianconeri bosses Massimiliano Allegri and Thiago Motta, but current coach Igor Tudor may seek more control this weekend. Heavy favourites, Juve will head to Stadio Bentegodi having won their opening trio of league fixtures for the first time in seven years, following previous wins over Parma and Genoa. ............ Hellas Verona Serie A form: D L D Hellas Verona form (all competitions): W D L D Juventus Serie A form: W W W Juventus form (all competitions): W W W D Team News Following two frantic matches, Juventus may make some changes on Saturday evening, when rejuvenated frontman Dusan Vlahovic will vie with Jonathan David and Lois Openda to start up front. Not only did the Serbian striker score twice as a substitute in midweek, he has previously notched six Serie A goals against Verona. Elsewhere, Andrea Cambiaso can return to the left flank after completing a domestic suspension, and Francisco Conceicao has resumed full training after missing the goal-packed clash with Dortmund. ............ Hellas Verona possible starting lineup: Montipó; Nunez, Nelsson, Frese; Belghali, Akpra Akpro, Serdar, Bernede, Bradaric; Giovane, Sarr Juventus possible starting lineup: Di Gregorio; Gatti, Bremer, Kelly; Kalulu, Thuram, Locatelli, Cambiaso; Conceicao, Yildiz; Vlahovic We say: Hellas Verona 0-2 Juventus Everything points to an away win, as Verona have been struggling on home turf and frequently fail to score, while Juventus are firing on all cylinders. So, Juve can continue their dominance over Saturday's hosts, prolonging a perfect start to the league season. . Read more -> https://www.sportsmole.co.uk/football/verona/preview/hellas-verona-vs-juventus-prediction-team-news-lineups_581755.html

Juventus is not getting any closer to keeping Dusan Vlahovic Dusan Vlahovic is showing that he should not be underestimated, despite Juventus’ unsuccessful efforts to move him on during the summer transfer window. The Serbian forward has responded impressively, becoming the club’s leading scorer this season and reinforcing his value at a crucial time. ............ Vlahovic’s ability to adapt and deliver under pressure has highlighted his determination to succeed, regardless of the speculation surrounding his future. By repeatedly stepping up in important moments, he has rebranded himself as a player who thrives when called upon, giving Juventus a reliable weapon in their attacking arsenal. His consistency in front of goal demonstrates not only quality but also a strong mentality, qualities that underline his significance for the team in the current campaign. Yet, despite this fine form, signs point towards an eventual parting of ways between striker and club. His contract situation, coupled with external interest, continues to fuel speculation that his time in Turin may soon be coming to an end. ............ Vlahovic appears far closer to leaving than to staying, with Barcelona and Inter Milan both monitoring his situation carefully. The report suggests that, regardless of his current importance, Juventus may find itself unable to resist pressure if the striker demands terms that exceed the club’s capacity. Should negotiations fail, Juventus could be forced to sanction his departure for the best possible price, potentially as early as the January transfer window. While the club would lose a valuable player, such a move could become unavoidable if circumstances dictate. ............ . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/juventus-is-not-getting-any-closer-to-keeping-dusan-vlahovic/

Fernando Llorente says Igor Tudor is giving Vlahovic the necessary confidence to shine Former Juventus forward Fernando Llorente has spoken about the revival of Dusan Vlahovic’s form and praised the role of Igor Tudor in ensuring the striker has returned to his best. Vlahovic had been widely tipped to leave during the most recent transfer window, with Juventus considering his sale as his current deal runs until the summer of 2026. ............ Llorente explained: “The contractual situation is the same, but Tudor is managing Vlahovic differently: he’s fantastic with him. Dusan started in the Derby d’Italia, one of the most important matches: a sign of great confidence. The impression is that there’s a connection between Tudor and Vlahovic. Trust me: if Dusan didn’t feel he was treated equally to the others, he wouldn’t come on with that spirit and he wouldn’t score every time.” ............ The Juventus hierarchy may have faced greater difficulties had Tudor not taken a positive approach with players considered surplus to requirements over the summer. A manager’s ability to balance authority with sensitivity often proves vital in maintaining harmony within the squad, and Tudor has demonstrated this quality. For Juventus, the resurgence of Vlahovic could be highly significant as they aim to compete strongly across competitions. ............ . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/fernando-llorente-says-igor-tudor-is-giving-vlahovic-the-necessary-confidence-to-shine/

Fabrizio Cammarata explains why it is easier for Juventus players to get energy Former Juventus player Fabrizio Cammarata has shared his thoughts on why the club’s stars have been able to produce remarkable late comebacks in recent matches. Juventus remain unbeaten across all competitions this season, yet their most recent encounters against Inter Milan and Borussia Dortmund highlighted both their resilience and vulnerabilities. ............ “Juventus are in extremely high spirits, boosted by the match against Borussia Dortmund, which they came back in spectacular fashion. But it was a night that required a considerable expenditure of energy. Of course, when things are going well, everything comes easier, fatigue doesn’t weigh you down, but Verona must try; they can stop this Juve. The main requirement is that you try with a higher intensity, because if from that point of view you’re even on par with a team like this, you have little chance,” Cammarata said. ............ While the attacking spirit and determination have delighted supporters, questions remain over Juventus’ defensive stability. Conceding seven goals across two fixtures raises concerns that the team’s resilience may not always be enough to compensate for defensive lapses. The need for clean sheets is becoming increasingly evident, as consistently leaking goals could eventually undermine their unbeaten run. ............ . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/fabrizio-cammarata-explains-why-it-is-easier-for-juventus-players-to-get-energy/

“Until the end” Delighted Tacchinardi responds to those mocking Juventus Alessio Tacchinardi has responded to individuals who sent him mocking messages as it appeared Juventus would suffer defeat against Borussia Dortmund in the Champions League. For the second time in just a few days, the Bianconeri were on the verge of being beaten but managed to stage a remarkable comeback to secure a result. ............ The character Juventus has displayed in recent matches highlights the mindset that has developed within the squad. Their refusal to accept defeat has made them significantly more difficult to overcome. With such an attitude, the club is setting the foundation for a campaign built on unity, effort, and mental strength. The comeback against Dortmund underlined that even when the odds seem against them, Juventus can find a way back into contests. ............ Reflecting on the match, Tacchinardi revealed how he had been targeted with messages before the final whistle. He said, “Until the end, Forza Juventus. Until the end, dear owl friends, matches end when the referee blows the whistle, so when it’s 2-4, don’t send me all these rude messages. Peace of mind, because when there’s a team, when there’s a club, when there’s a tough coach, when there’s a united and compact team, matches should be judged at the final whistle.” ............ . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/until-the-end-delighted-tacchinardi-responds-to-those-mocking-juventus/

Capello explains what makes Yildiz similar to Del Piero, but warns Juventus Former Juventus coach Fabio Capello sees similarities between Kenan Yildiz and Alessandro Del Piero, but warns the Bianconeri about the ‘inevitable economic pressure from England and Spain.’ ............ “For what he does when he plays, for the position he takes up and where he performs best. With the Turk, in some way, you can see Del Piero on the pitch again, even if, of course, we are talking about a different period and a different context,” wrote Capello, who coached Del Piero at Juventus from 2004 to 2006. “Alex had great qualities, including dribbling ability, but for example, he didn’t have the speed that Yildiz has, with and without the ball. They have the same shooting ability, even from outside the box.” ............ “Charisma is a quality they have in common,” continued the ex-coach. “Del Piero had so much of it, he always did. Yildiz is just starting out, but he’s already showing that he has plenty as well. That’s what allows him to stand out for both club and country. “When it comes to creativity, they’re on par, but it must be said that creativity is essential, but not enough. It must be matched with quality as well. We all know what Del Piero achieved in his career. Yildiz has only just begun. “We shouldn’t underestimate another trait they share: they can both strike with either foot. Being two-footed, in Del Piero’s football and in today’s game, is an added value that only players with that little something extra possess. “Del Piero also had great vision, whereas Yildiz, at the moment, seems more inclined towards dribbling and sometimes tends to play more in an individual and personalised way,” Capello continued. “These are different times and different teams, but the ‘Juventinity’ is another of those virtues they both embody. Today’s Juve have in Yildiz a symbolic player.” ............ “Let’s not forget that the young Alex had a very tough competitor to compete with, Roberto Baggio… “Juventus should enjoy Yildiz as long as he shines in Turin, just as we will as long as he remains in our league. When the economic pressure, inevitable of course, will begin to mount even more insistently from England and Spain, it will be difficult, if not impossible, to hold on to a talent born in 2006 like him. “Looking at the present, this could be the year of his true breakthrough, the year when it’s no longer surprising to see him play with the confidence and personality of a mature player.” . Read more -> https://football-italia.net/capello-why-yildiz-similar-del-piero-warn-juve/

Borussia Dortmund Adeyemi told Yildiz to stop scoring during their game Karim Adeyemi and Kenan Yildiz were spotted in conversation during the Champions League clash between Juventus and Borussia Dortmund, a moment that drew attention given the history linking both players. Juventus have long admired Adeyemi, yet the rise of Yildiz has shifted priorities, with the youngster’s emergence lessening the urgency of pursuing the German forward. Both players made their mark on the match by finding the net, underlining their status as two of the brightest prospects of their generation. ............ Speaking after the game, Adeyemi explained: “We know each other. I went to school with him. He was younger than me, a good guy and a great footballer. I scored, he scored, and then we played a little joke. I told him not to score any more goals and not to run backwards. That’s football. I get along very well with him.” His words reflected both mutual respect and a playful rivalry. The moment captured during the match highlighted the camaraderie between two highly talented players who now find themselves on opposite sides of Europe’s premier competition. Adeyemi’s appreciation of Yildiz’s qualities further emphasises how highly the Juventus youngster is regarded, even by peers outside Italy. ............ Although Juventus missed out on Adeyemi when he became a target, the club remain fortunate to have secured Yildiz at a young age. His rapid development has been a source of excitement, with his performances showing maturity beyond his years. Not even the presence of a player of Adeyemi’s calibre could overshadow Yildiz’s growing influence, as he continues to score decisive goals and carry himself as a central figure in the Juventus project. ............ . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/borussia-dortmund-star-told-yildiz-to-stop-scoring-during-their-game/

Former Juventus assistant coach reveals Tudor is still experimenting at Juventus After observing Juventus’ recent performances, Angelo Alessio, who previously served as Antonio Conte’s assistant, has shared his thoughts on the work of Igor Tudor. Alessio believes the current manager is still experimenting with tactical systems as he seeks to establish the most effective set-up for the team. ............ Reflecting on the early stages of the campaign, Alessio commented: “Juventus-Borussia was a good match, even if it was a result. But it’s clear: they conceded four goals, which doesn’t happen often to the Bianconeri. There were a lot of mistakes. I think Juve haven’t found the right set-up yet. Tudor is experimenting, but there’s work to be done. They don’t seem to dominate matches; at times they’re fragile.” His remarks highlight both the progress achieved under Tudor and the areas that remain incomplete. The capacity to score freely and produce dramatic moments has delighted supporters, yet defensive lapses continue to create uncertainty. Alessio’s words suggest that the current stage is one of adjustment, where experimentation is necessary to discover balance and consistency. ............ Since taking charge in March, Tudor has visibly improved the side compared with previous management, even if his tactical tests have yet to produce a fully polished version of the team. The process of experimenting appears to be yielding encouraging signs, and the foundations for growth are evident. For Juventus, the next challenge is to translate this promise into stability. Matches decided in the final moments have been exhilarating but unpredictable, leaving fans waiting until the very last kick for a conclusion. To compete effectively across a demanding season, greater defensive assurance will be essential. ............ . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/former-juventus-assistant-coach-reveals-tudor-is-still-experimenting-at-juventus/

Former Juventus man is set to become Adzic’s new national team manager Vasilije Adžić is emerging as one of Montenegro’s most exciting footballers, standing alongside Stevan Jovetić as a key figure for the national side, while also developing his reputation at Juventus. Following his remarkable goal and overall performance against Inter Milan, it is becoming increasingly difficult for Montenegro’s management to overlook him for regular involvement in the senior set-up. ............ Montenegro is preparing to appoint Mirko Vučinić as their next head coach after suffering two defeats in World Cup qualifying. ............ Montenegro has long faced challenges in establishing itself as a consistent force in European football. Since separating from Serbia, the national side has struggled to find stability and success on the international stage. The arrival of Vučinić, himself a former Juventus player, is seen as an attempt to provide new leadership and restore belief within the team. Adžić’s development comes at a crucial moment. His performances at Juventus are strengthening his reputation, and his growing importance makes him one of the players capable of sparking a revival for Montenegro. Having a coach with a Juventus background could provide additional support for his international journey, offering common ground and an understanding of the demands associated with playing at the highest level. While Vučinić’s appointment may prove beneficial, Adžić’s progression will still depend on his ability to deliver consistently for both club and country. His technical quality and confidence have already been evident in Serie A, and continued improvement in Turin will almost certainly translate into further opportunities for Montenegro. ............ . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/former-juventus-man-is-set-to-become-adzics-new-national-team-manager/

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