Juventus defeat is understandable when put into perspective.
Let’s take a closer look at how Juventus squad compares to Manchester City’s. The differences are clear, whether in terms of squad depth, overall quality, or tactical flexibility. From that alone, we can start to see why Juventus struggled to overcome their opponent.
That said, this defeat doesn’t mark the end of Juventus fight. I still believe that, in the upcoming season, they’ll aim to perform at their best and push for the serie A title. There’s still a long road ahead, but the ambition remains.
Let’s take a closer look at how Juventus squad compares to Manchester City’s. The differences are clear, whether in terms of squad depth, overall quality, or tactical flexibility. From that alone, we can start to see why Juventus struggled to overcome their opponent.
That said, this defeat doesn’t mark the end of Juventus fight. I still believe that, in the upcoming season, they’ll aim to perform at their best and push for the serie A title. There’s still a long road ahead, but the ambition remains.
It isn't that simple actually. Yeah I agree there has always been a big strength gap between their squads. But here is the thing. Manchester City were NEVER able to beat them before. Despite playing against each other so many times.
But in the Club World Cup, we saw a huge defeat for Juventus...
It hasn't been much time since Tudor took the job though. Maybe this is why. He must be still trying to make his system work smoothly.