Quote from: piebeyb on Today at 02:53:49 PM

Quote from: zuzie on Today at 02:21:51 PM

Yes, a few days ago I see news from one of the media, it was announce that UEFA had imposed sanction on Juventus for allegedly violate Financial Fair Play rules. This further adds to Juventus' poor record, apart from being banned from playing at the European Conference League next season, Juventus will also certainly minimize their transfer activity this season as a result of the previous incident, even though this is one of the ways for Massimiliano Allegri to develop the team's performance.

If it is indeed banned in the European conference championship, at least Juventus still has a chance to win the Italian league this season and can focus on the league taking advantage of this moment, even though it is also disappointing to hear of the sanction, but always take lessons from everything and Juventus must not be down in a situation like this , the sanctions they receive must be a lesson in the future so that it does not happen again.

Juventus really have to be able to rise from their failure last season because of the sanctions they received and had to fail to enter the UCL as well as other European championships, but I believe this sanction can make Juventus focus more on the league championship this season and be able to compete with clubs like Napoli and other clubs are targeting at the top of the standings.

Yes Of course they must be able to rise from their failure, also considering their schedule won't be too tight because they won't be playing in big Europa event, so they should be able to be consistent to collect lots of points. On the other side although they won't be playing in a big event, but if they can get the Scudetto then it will make their fans happy maybe also Juventus squad. It's actually hard task for Allegri, but he must be able to bring Juventus got Serie A title.