The new Juventus coach asks his predecessor for advice regarding a profile followed by the club.
A phone call, a chat, a simple piece of advice. Sometimes it is a very normal thing, other times, however, it is viewed a little with suspicion. This is what can happen, for example, if Thiago Motta is making this callnew Juventus coach, directly to Massimiliano Allegri, former Juventus coach fired just over a month ago.
Cristiano Giuntoli, Juventus Football Director, and the entire Juventus ownership, with the arrival of the now former Bologna coach, they wanted to draw a line between the Juventus that has been seen in the last three years with Max Allegri on the bench and the one that all Juventus fans hope to see with Thiago Motta.
Two different personalities, two practically opposite ways of understanding football, two different training methods. Juventus seems to have definitively turned the page and now it will be up to the Italian-Brazilian to return the Juventus club to where it deserves and where it has always been.
An arduous and difficult task which however must certainly be assisted by the club which will have to build him a strong and competitive team, but above all with greater quality than the last squads that Massimiliano Allegri had at his disposal. Cristiano Giuntoli is working assiduously in this direction and the now almost certain arrival of Douglas Luiz in midfield it would already be an important step.
Juventus, strategies for the offensive line
The work of the former Napoli sporting director, however, has just begun and the current Juventus squad seems to need reinforcements in all departments. The most intricate situation is that linked to the front line and to that offensive department which could also be complete already with the current players in the squad and the return of Soulé, but it seems it will undergo a sort of re-foundation.
Milik and Kean are with suitcases in hand, while on the outside lanes Federico Chiesa and the Argentinian himself returning from his loan to Frosinone could also leave. With suitable offers, the two will be sold, while the gem Kenan Yildiz should remain in Turin and the club expects him to be better exploited by Thiago Motta.
Juventus transfer market, Jadon Sancho comes up with the idea
However, Juventus is looking for an external attacker who can operate on the right and who knows how to create numerical superiority and unpredictability thanks to his ability to skip past men with ease. Giuntoli continues to work to bring Mason Greenwood to Turin, but in the last few hours the name of Jadon Sancho has also popped up. The Englishman has just returned to Manchester after his loan spell at Borussia Dortmund, but seems destined to leave again.
Giuntoli is reportedly working on a loan with the right to buy, but the player’s high salary demands represent an almost insurmountable obstacle to the success of the operation. Another alternative in the role would instead bring Madueke from Chelsea that the Blues they value 30 million euros and which the Juventus manager wanted already two years ago when the Englishman was working for PSV Eindhoven.
