Juventus is still not in trouble. Since they lost the title race, their main priority is to qualify for the Champions League and start over next season. For the sake of their own confidence and satisfaction, this downtrend is still not really justifiable as they do have a strong enough team to seriously compete for the 2nd position. But whatever their problem is at the moment, there is no reason yet to become nervous and Bologna isn't really their problem.
Nonetheless, there are still eight games to go and they still have to play against their main competitors, namely Roma, AC Milan and Bologna. The other opponents aren't weak either, so there is also no reason to lean back and think that the season is over.
It's about prestige, too. Money of course as well as the finishing position means some income for them. I am curious how their new squad for the next season will be set up.
after the defeat against Inter caused by an own goal, in addition to losing their self-esteem and courage, they also lost their physical form all at once, scary... I've never seen such a sudden decline
clearly it surprised me too
in any case it is the second year in a row that they have serious physical problems
I see but what are you exactly referring to with the "sudden decline"? You mean that Juventus Turin was this superpower in the Serie A and then out of a sudden the gap between them and in this case the top team Inter Milan got so big?
Juventus had their legacy and won the Scudetto I think for so many years in a row or at least the vast majority of the titles in Italy for a long time. Napoli had an outlier season in 22/23 and now Inter, in my opinion, was due to win the title. They have been developing so well last season already and it was no coincidence that the Champions League final against City was so close. I was quite sure that this season would be Inter's season. Shocking though that they are out of the Coppa Italia and the Champions League by now. I thought they could achieve the treble.