Juventus have ended the Allegri era, a period of crisis in which the bianconeri haven’t won a single Serie A title and their main objective has been to fight to qualify for the Champions League, a goal that is far too little for a club with the history and prestige of the Turin club.

To begin this reconstruction, Juventus have signed Thiago Motta as coach. A young coach with a modern style who has had a historic season at Bologna with a bold and attractive style of play.

To implement this style, the Italian coach has asked for some signings and a renewal of the squad for which some names are already sounding.

Everything seems to indicate that the renovation will start in goal, as the main Italian media claim that the bianconeri are pushing to sign Monza di Gregorio, one of the best goalkeepers in Calcio.

The Italian would replace 36-year-old veteran Szczesny. Motta is also hoping for defensive reinforcements. The coach’s great desire would be Riccardo Calafiori, who has been one of the revelations of the EURO, but the young Italian is also a target for some of the European giants. In Spain, there is already talk of interest from Real Madrid.

In midfield, bianconeri’s youth academy has borned fruit with the emergence of Fagioli and Miretti. In addition to the good performance of Locatelli and the arrival of Douglas Luiz, they have shored up a midfield from which McKennie is expected to leave and Rabiot, who will be the most notable casualty, as it is assumed that he will leave after not renewing his contract.

The main revolution is expected in attack, where the emergence of Yildiz has been one of the highlights of the season and they will try to retain Chiesa and Vlahovic. In addition, Jadon Sancho, Karim Adeyemi and Retegui are being considered to complete the attack of this new Juventus.

The idea of the board and Thiago Motta is to rejuvenate and improve the quality of the squad to form a solid and stable project, with which the ‘Vecchia Signora‘ can return to fight for Serie A and, in the long term, for the Champions League.
What is certain is that Juventus can finally offer the players an exciting project, in which the young players will be able to grow and consolidate themselves in the elite and in which they can fight for titles.
Will Thiago Motta’s Juventus be a candidate for the next ‘Scudetto’?
Translated by Marcos Rodríguez.
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