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Quote from: BitcoinHunt3r on July 06, 2025, 11:10:12 PM

Juventus have always struggled to make moves in the transfer market I mean they always fail to bring in new players because they can't compete with other clubs in making offers therefore don't expect Juventus to overhaul the squad. Besides that we know Juventus is more careful in spending money yeah they did it since last few seasons to get out of financial crisis. Regarding Igor Tudor I have no expectations for this manager although I know he was Assistant Manager in 20/21 it means he understands very well how Juventus works.

Juventus will not be able to be in control of Serie A unless they soothe to say realign their squad, and they are not going far enough at the moment. Even next season, La Madama will only have to fight hard for the Champions League qualification. Their 58 goals last season were below par, and despite the fact that they signed Jonathan David on a free transfer and are pursuing Jadon Sancho for €25m, they still lack a vindicated, proficient striker to lead the line. Their tactics are still excessively defensive, and with Napoli and Inter strong in attack, Juventus will need brash spending and tactical changes to challenge again.

One of the teams that has been mentioned for Osimhen is Juventus. If they can bring him to the team, they won’t have a striker problem for a long time. They also have strong attacking players like Kenan Yıldız, Kolo Muani, Jonathan David, Jadon Sancho, Vlahovic. If they also bring the Nigerian striker to the team, they can have the strongest offensive line in Italy. I think Juventus has a very good transfer policy. They should also make 1-2 transfers in defensive and midfield positions.