Quote from: samuraijin on July 03, 2024, 05:17:44 AM

Quote from: beerlover on July 02, 2024, 07:15:43 PM

I have to say that we are talking about Motta making some bigger changes and that should be the most important change for them. Surely some players situations could end up having different results as well but that doesn't mean that we are going to get anything greater. I think player changes are much less important than manager change and that means that Motta will have some decent changes one way or another.

If the change has a positive impact, of course we have to support its performance, as Juventini or a big fan, the change must be made because the previous squad did not meet the expectations of management or loyal Juventus fans. I really agree with the changes that Motta made when he carried out the right overhaul. It's true that it can change the previous tactics into a game that is less boring than before.

Honestly, Juventus needs more quality players to add and strengthen the performance of their squad. It has been noticed all the while that the squad is not fully of quality players that can fight better for trophies. Let's just imagine what really happened last season: Juventus started early in the season strong, but during the middle of the season, their performance started declining even without their key players suffering from injuries. That is a sign that the Juventus squad is not good enough to fight for trophies. So, it is a very good idea if the coach can make some changes in the team to improve their performance and enable them to fight more for trophies. It has been a while since Juventus won the Serie A competition trophy.

Quote from: Xcode7 on Today at 07:12:58 AM

There are several teams who are interested in bringing in Osimhen, but Napoli set the price too high for Osimhen, with the decline in Osimhen's quality last season of course the high price for Osimhen is very unrealistic
And regarding bringing in Lukaku there is also no clarity because Chelsea also set a high price for Lukaku.
If we look at the quality, even though Osimhen is much better than Lukaku and it is really not worth it to replace Osimhen with Lukaku in the Napoli squad, that is in terms of quality, but if we look at it from the other side, with all the problems or disputes between Osimhen and the Napoli management, management should to release it immediately.

I don't think Napoli is that interested in selling Osimhen. If they were, the price wouldn't be so high. They've also noticed that Osimhen's performances have declined. It's not that Osimhen isn't still good, but he can be signed for that amount. The truth is he didn't get as much hype as he did two seasons ago when they won the Serie A league. In fact, I think what really caused the decline in Osimhen's performances is that their team didn't do better last season. Just imagine if they had done better and finished the season in second position in the Serie A competition; the hype would be more than this, and clubs would be much more interested in Osimhen.