What's actually happening to Juventus? They no longer fit into the category of winning games, they just have tougher atmosphere. Winning the scudetto does come with planned formation and not some random strategies. It will take Juventus couple of years to bounce back to elite form because there's presence of other tough rivals. Juventus coach, Thiago Motta is competent for his role and there's no way he's holding back, he will keep the pressure on until he reaches full potentials. The Old lady's are 5th position and this is credible stats for them to keep fighting. Juventus will make signings of prominent players this season, I'm confident about this phase.
The squad isn't strong enough in every way to get wins continually. They are only good at defending. This keeps them unbeaten in the league even after 21 weeks. But they just can't win much often.
I see a serious potential in Motta anyway honestly. He is still doing his best with what he has in his hands. But I'm quite sure he is also looking forward to making some necessary signings soon.
I'm only worried about their top 4 chance this season. Because they just draw a lot of times and Lazio might turn it into their advantage if things go on like this.
This week they will meet the current Serie A leader Napoli, Juventus is currently only focused on defense I don't think they will score a goal against Napoli there is nothing to expect but the question is can Napoli penetrate Juventus' goal and win because Juventus is currently undefeated in Serie A and in my opinion Napoli can beat Juventus because if you look at Napoli has a bigger mission than Juventus, if this defeat is for Juventus then the top 4 position will be difficult for them to get under Motta's guidance this season.
“I think Juventus are living one of its most complicated moments now. Odly enough, the team dubbed the Old Lady has been more cautious and defensive than a contender this year, even while bearing the always lofty expectations it carries. The positive side is that Serie-A after 21 weeks is not lost on the unbeaten side, but in reality low in victory and a handful of results are torn.
Thiago motta is another topic of conversation, I think he is a good coach but does not yet have the experience to manage it in a team of juventus level. Motta demonstrated in Bologna that he can work wonders with scant resources, but that is a world away from coaching Juventus, under the scrutiny of the fans, the media and a storied past.
this week’s game against napoli could prove a significant test. Napoli, this season, are a side that have looked more cohesive and purpose driven than Juventus. If Juventus play with no offensive strategy and spend the entire match defending their box, I reckon they will leave the three point to Napoli. but if motta and co can generate a decent plan to contain napoli's openings, even a draw could not be a too bad result for them.
Juve certainly need to reinvigorate the squad, but they need to be prepared to bolster their squad with the right signings. motta may be 'hired' for this season, though it is likely a season of testing per se, but his future at Juve hinges on the results from the next few months and their inevitably placing.