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Quote from: Velvet78 on July 14, 2025, 04:31:46 PM

Juventus has made some signings so far. 2 CBs, a RW and a CF. Nico González and Jonathan David are the ones stepping forward among them. And of course I should add that Juventus signed Di Gregorio permanently in the meantime.

I love especially the signing of Jonathan David. Roll Eyes

He was like the best option they could have got for free. He is still 25 so he can contribute at high level for many years. I don't expect him to turn out to be like Vlahovic.

I also think so. Jonathan David, the 25-year-old striker, has excellent individual qualities and has great potential for the future at Juventus.

This season, Juventus is undergoing a transformation for the better, and Igor Tudor seems set to make Juventus even better next season. I believe that, because since Igor Tudor became Juventus coach, many positive changes have continued to occur, so we just have to wait and see.

I don't think we should overdo it. Igor Tudor hasn't proven anything yet, and Juventus, who have been working hard to develop their team every season, haven't seen any evidence of that, especially since their rivals in Serie A are also developing much stronger teams. So, I don't think Juventus has a high chance of competing or winning the Serie A title next season.

The Italian league is one of the most balanced in the world. Juventus must compete at their best against the opponents they face. The clubs competed in the World Cup and earned praise. However, their position in Italy remains uncertain. Their squad isn't bad, but I don't know if they're strong enough to win the title. Still, I believe they can finish high in the league. They could be in the title race, and with a little luck, maybe even win the championship. However, this team needs a few more signings.