by Flavio Zane
On the one hand, the irrepressible enthusiasm of a feat close to being repeated, as precisely that of Bologna, on the other, a drag and resistance of a team in search of itself, which is Juventus now in the hands of Igor Tudor. Not without forgetting the two Roman teams, Lazio and Roma, which, with different paths, are chasing Champions League qualification. With Atalanta seemingly having gained an important margin, the last available spot for Europe’s top competition will in all likelihood be the preserve of these four teams. With five days to go in the league, however, Juve appears perhaps the most psychologically tested competitor, at least looking at the defeat in the last round of the championship against Parma, a cold shower compared to the three encouraging games with Tudor at the helm.
Da Vlahovic a Kolo Muani: attacco con polveri bagnate
Dusan Vlahovic, attaccante della Juventus
The most worrying point of Juventus’ latest appearances on the pitch is probably the offensive department, as stated by the coach himself at DAZN microphones in the post-match of the match against Parma. For the coach, there would be a lack of nastiness to engrave in the penalty area and nothing would be served, since the advent of Tudor, by putting Dusan Vlahovic back in the center of the Bianconeri village. An attempt, probably the last, to reverse a story, the one between the player and the bianconeri team, that seems destined to end at the end of the season. Perhaps, accelerated by the latest muscle problem that could keep him out at least in the next game.
Randal Kolo Muani, attaccante della Juventus
Moreover, the decision to bet again on the Serbian forward inevitably reduced the space of Randal Kolo Muani, already declining in the last part of the Thiago Motta management, this after a resounding impact with Juve itself. Not to mention Francisco Conceicao, who went from being a great footballing intuition destined for redemption, to a player tactically out of the plans and destined to return to Porto.
Koopmeiners e Nico Gonzalez nel limbo bianconero
Nico Gonzalez, attaccante della Juventus
With the Dutchman back in goal and the Argentine seemingly more inspired, Teun Koopmeiners and Nico Gonzalez’s season would finally seem to have had a jolt. This at least with Genoa, Roma and Lecce, because, the absence in the former and the latter’s performance with Parma, would have already dampened easy enthusiasms. The two players, protagonists of anything but a memorable season, will probably still have other chances to overturn the judgments, especially given the major expenditures made for them just a summer ago by Juventus.
Lampi di Yildiz, luce tra le ombre della Juve
Kenan Yildiz, attaccante della Juventus
Although consistency does not yet appear to be his main endowment, the 2 goals in 4 appearances with Tudor on the bench make it well to believe that Juventus, regardless of how the season ends, should be able to count on the crystal-clear talent of Kenan Yildiz. The Turkish jewel, who at just 20 years of age is challenging under the radar the records of the most iconic players in Juventus’ history, will probably be the object of the desires of major European clubs in the upcoming soccer market. Without the Champions League, the difficulties in resisting the aforementioned proposals will be significantly greater. However, to his very shots, Juve entrusts the same hopes of routing its opponents and hitting the target. So if not, the Bianconeri club will be touching the barricades, with the suggestion to try everything in order not to give up on him. Read also the latest soccer market news on Juventus <<<
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