1 - Mattia Perin

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De Rossi invites Juventus veteran to join him at Genoa

 

 

New Genoa head coach Daniele De Rossi is reportedly keen to bring Juventus goalkeeper Mattia Perin back to Marassi.

 

The Ligurians began their campaign on a torrid note, failing to win a contest in the first nine rounds of the Serie A campaign.

 

Therefore, Patrick Vieira ended up paying the ultimate price. ............

 

De Rossi has now been appointed as the new Genoa manager, and he registered a 2-2 draw with fellow strugglers Fiorentina in his first match in charge. ............

 

The 2006 World Cup winner is seeking an upgrade on his current first-choice goalkeeper, Nicola Leali, and has identified Perin as the ideal profile for the role, whom he has known since their time together with the Italian national team.

 

This would be a return to the base for the 33-year-old, who started his career at Genoa before joining Juventus in the summer of 2018 when Gianluigi Buffon left the club. ............

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Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/de-rossi-juventus-mattia-perin-genoa/

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Juventus veteran won’t be allowed to leave in January despite growing interest

 

 

Juventus goalkeeper Mattia Perin will remain in Turin at least until the end of the season, as the club has no desire to part ways with him.

 

The 33-year-old has always offered a safe pair of hands whenever called upon. And yet, he has never been able to lock himself a starting role at the club. ............

 

Due to his status as an understudy, Perin has always been linked with the exit door, with suitors trying to lure him away from Continassa by offering him a more prominent role.

 

The last to do so was his former club Genoa, who are said to be keen on bringing their youth product back for a third stint.

 

The Grifone have recently appointed Daniele De Rossi as their new head coach, and the latter is said to be a fan of his former national teammate.

 

But Perin won’t be moving anywhere in the middle of the campaign. ............

 

The source adds that the Italian custodian could reconsider a move to the ambitious Como, whom he had rejected last season, but only at the end of the season.

 

In the meantime, Perin remains focused on Juventus, and he feels he stands a chance at usurping Di Gregorio in the pecking order, or at least gaining additional playing time. ............

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Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/juventus-mattia-perin-leave-january/

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Perin discusses how he has overcome mental issues to stay happy at Juventus

 

 

Mattia Perin has opened up about overcoming mental health struggles while continuing in his role as second choice at Juventus. Although he does not start regularly, the Bianconeri goalkeeper remains widely regarded as one of the finest in Italian football and has consistently performed well when called upon. Despite his position as a backup, he continues to attract interest from clubs wishing to make him their first-choice goalkeeper. Juventus have so far rejected these approaches, reflecting the high regard in which he is held and the trust placed in him by the club. ............

 

Perin discussed his approach to criticism and social media: “When you know yourself like this, any criticism can be feedback. I know when I have great matches or when I make mistakes. On social media, before, when I played well, I posted a photo and if I made a mistake, I did not. Then I realised that the comments did not affect me anymore. What I want to say is that this has given me freedom, I am free from external conditioning. I often find myself with younger teammates who are perhaps down after the comments and criticism from the press: I always try to make them understand this.” ............

 

Perin’s comments highlight his ability to detach from external pressures while maintaining focus on his role within the team. By reframing criticism as feedback rather than personal attacks, he has gained a sense of freedom that enhances both his performance and mental well-being. Additionally, his willingness to guide younger teammates shows leadership beyond the field, as he encourages them to maintain perspective and not be weighed down by criticism or negative commentary. ............

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Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/perin-discusses-how-he-has-overcome-mental-issues-to-stay-happy-at-juventus/