Photo by Jonathan Moscrop/Getty Images Here’s a January surprise. So much for a quiet January once Juventus get most of their business done to address their very obvious needs at the back and in attack. Nope, the rumor mill spin like crazy. And here’s a doozy as we start to think about what’s going on this weekend. According to multiple reports out of Italy, Premier League giants Manchester City are ready to make a massive offer to try and lure Andrea Cambiaso away from the club he’s loved since he was a boy. Sky Italia’s Gianluca Di Marzio reported tThursday hat City’s opening bid for Cambias ..read more

Photo by Jose Breton/Pics Action/NurPhoto via Getty Images Nice little leverage plan you did there, Ronald. Juventus may be close to officially adding a Randal, but the same doesn’t look like it’s happen with the Bianconeri signing a Ronald over the next couple of weeks. Basically, what looked like a potential addition is no longer on the list. According to reports from Fabrizio Romano and Mundo Deportivo in Spain on Wednesday, Juventus’ potential move for Barcelona defender Araujo has seemingly come to an end. That is because the 25-year-old Uruguayan defender has decided to stay at Barcelona ..read more

Photo by Daniele Badolato - Juventus FC/Juventus FC via Getty Images Juventus have made their first signing of the January transfer window, and it is very much at a position of need. As Juventus headed into their first weekend of Serie A action for 2025, it felt like help was on the way to try and alleviate the defensive depth crunch that Thiago Motta has had to deal with for the better part of the last three months. All of a few days later and by the time midweek arrived, the first piece of help was indeed getting off a private jet, waving for the cameras and stepping foot in J Medical. Juven ..read more

Photo by Emmanuele Ciancaglini/Ciancaphoto Studio/Getty Images The team’s unfortunate tendency to turtle up after a goal again prevented them from taking home a result. At this point, I feel like I just have to scream it from the rooftops. I’ve seen it too many times, under multiple coaches in multiple seasons. It’s the thing that most needs to change about this Juventus team, and it frustrates me to no end when it happens over and over again. So, let me climb up here and get it out: PLAYING CONSERVATIVE WHILE AHEAD IS DEATH! We’ve seen Juve do it so often this year, and especially last year ..read more

Photo by Franco Arland/Getty Images Juventus’ search for a new striker has reached its conclusion. For the second time in 24 hours, Juventus have reportedly closed a deal for a player who will provide some much-needed depth in a position that is incredibly thin. And, just like on Monday, that shopping on the transfer market has come from outside of Italy. According to reports from just about every major outlet and transfer reporter in Italy that broke just before kickoff of Tuesday night’s draw against Atalanta — including Romeo Agresti of ilbianconero.com and Sky Italia’s Gianluca Di Marzio ..read more

Photo by Image Photo Agency/Getty Images A draw? Those never happen! Juventus’ game in hand arrived Tuesday night, with a very difficult trip to Bergamo awaiting Thiago Motta’s squad amidst a run of six draws in the last seven games. Folks, you’ll never guess how things went at the Gewiss Stadium. Juventus’ first away Serie A fixture of 2025 ended like so many of those in the final months of 2024. Juve got the lead, but they couldn’t hold onto it, as Matteo Retegui’s 78th-minute header just in front of a suddenly stranded Nicolo Savona saw Atalanta pull even for what eventually became a 1-1 dr ..read more

Photo by Image Photo Agency/Getty Images The second half of the season begins, so what does Juventus have in store for us? MATCH INFO When: Tuesday, Jan. 14, 2025. Where: Gewiss Stadium, Bergamo, Italy. Official kickoff time: 8:45 p.m. in Italy and the Central European time zone, 7:45 p.m. in the United Kingdom, 2:45 p.m. Eastern time, 11:45 a.m. Pacific time. STARTING LINEUPS Juventus starting XI (4-2-3-1): Di Gregorio; Savona, Gatti, Kalulu, Cambiaso; Locatelli (c), Thuram; Yildiz, Koopmeiners, McKennie; Gonzalez. Juventus bench: Perin, Pinsoglio, Adzic, Fagioli, Weah, Douglas Luiz, Rouhi ..read more

Photo by Emilio Andreoli/Getty Images No rest for the weary as Juve head to Bergamo for Matchday 19 that’s happening after Matchday 20. Through the first two games of 2025, things certainly are looking a lot like 2025 for Thiago Motta and Juventus — and that is not a development in a good kind of way. Even without taking what happened in the Supercoppa into account, Juve’s first Serie A fixture of the new year, the second Derby della Mole of the 2024-25 season, had a whole lot of the same trends that we’ve seen over the past couple of months as the draws started to become more and more common ..read more

Photo by Pedro Loureiro/Eurasia Sport Images/Getty Images The first January transfer of 2025 looks to be on the cusp of being official. Help in defense looks like it’s on the way for Thiago Motta and Juventus. Thankfully. According to reports from the likes of Romeo Agresti on ilbianconero.com and Fabrizio Romano giving it the “Here we go!” status, Juventus and Portuguese side Vitoria Guimaraes have agreed to a deal for fullback Alberto Costa. The total package is worth up to €15 million, according to Romano, with Juventus paying an initial €12.5 million fee for the 21-year-old right back and ..read more

Photo by sportinfoto/DeFodi Images via Getty Images The first Serie A game of 2025 looked a lot like the final ones of 2024, with Juventus taking a lead and then giving it up on their way to recording their 12th draw of the 2024-25 season and extend the frustrations of the past couple of months. New year, new. Juventus? Nope, new year and same Juve that we saw for the last few months of 2024. The 19th game on Juventus’ 2024-25 campaign record ended like 11 of the previous 18 ended — in a draw. The second Derby della Mole of the season did not end as the first one did, this time with Juventus a ..read more