Juventus set for key Atalanta test as run-in hailed
Opinion outlines Juventus’ route back: build a balanced squad, stronger leadership, greater league consistency, improved European displays and development of younger players to compete again.
Leeds are linked with Juventus defender Federico Gatti for around £22m, with Premier League rivals also keen. Reports say Juve could ‘sacrifice’ him to raise funds.
Gazzetta says missing the Champions League could force Juventus to listen to offers for Khephren Thuram, Pierre Kalulu and Gleison Bremer, with Bremer valued around €60m.
Milan target wins over Udinese and Hellas Verona with a 4-3-3 to steady form before facing Juventus on 26 April, aiming to keep a six-point cushion in the top-four race.
Report claims Juventus plan to offload Arkadiusz Milik, Lois Openda and Jonathan David in the summer as Luciano Spalletti reshapes the attack, with injury-hit Milik no longer central to plans.
Juventus visit Atalanta in a key top-four clash. Recent meetings favour Atalanta, but Juve are unbeaten in five. A tight game is expected, with a 1-1 draw predicted.
Weston McKennie says his toughest spell was breaking his foot in 2022 at Juventus, leaving him unable to play or walk. He reflects on resilience and his key role under multiple managers.
Spalletti extends to 2028 and eyes Calafiori and Tonali, with Alisson his preferred goalkeeper. Kolo Muani leads the attack list, with Senesi, Celik, Bernardo Silva, Lewandowski, Lobotka and Darwin Nunez scouted.
Journalist Lorenzo Pes says Juventus have a ‘very comfortable’ run-in compared to Roma and Como, boosting their Champions League push, but warns consistency remains vital.
