Bet for Juventus, on the wing the focus is on the Colombian who resembles Cuadrado, now Juan is no longer a regret for the Bianconeri
This is a decisive week for Juventus. First Salernitana in the championship to obtain mathematical qualification for the next Champions League and then the Italian Cup final against Gian Piero Gasperini’s Atalanta, a decidedly more difficult opponent than the bottom of Serie A, a club that is still in the running on all three fronts.
But if the trophy would be necessary to give a different meaning to this season, returning to the top European competition represents the primary objective of the year which is about to end.
Max Allegri knows this and does not underestimate his opponent, capable of putting the Bergamo players in difficulty in the postponement of the last matchday of the championship. Three points are fundamental so as not to run the risk and have to gain the pass in the direct clash in Bologna.
Complicating your life was a bit of the mantra of this second round, with a clearly insufficient performance and with an average of points of a team fighting for salvation, a roadmap that risked nullifying the excellent path that Juventus has had up until now at the end of January.
A possible low cost shot for the Juventus midfielder, he plays in Argentina
For the next transfer market, the name of has come forward in the last few hours Jorman Campuzanoa Colombian midfielder playing for Argentine Boca Juniors who could land in Italy this summer.
Not only Juventus but also Parma have targeted the player born in ’96. His price tag is around high just over two million but a temporary transfer is possible and the interested clubs are beating the interested clubs on this very track.
The technical characteristics of Campuzano, another Colombian at Juventus after Cuadrado?
A player who is very good at the interdiction and interdiction phase recovery of the balla dirty job that is then necessary to start the offensive action, with the midfield that will probably be overturned with several new arrivals.
Campuzano he wouldn’t be the only Colombian to have worn the Juventus shirt. For many seasons, his compatriot Juan Cuadrado was a bulwark of the Old Lady’s flank, then moved to Inter last summer and is currently injured.
