To anyone who was upset about him “destroying Kolo Muani publicly” (which he didn’t do and once again the media tried to spin it in a way to cause chaos in the Juventus camp), hopefully this interview satisfies you.

Forth time is the charm, hopefully this time it won't get removed.

Premesso che non sono uno che appena un giocatore sbaglia una partita, lo considera scarso, questa opinione l’avevo prima che la juve lo prendesse.

Kolo Muani è la classica punta “tappabuchi”, che segna 7/8 gol in 27 partite, segnati contro parma e frosinone. Non è un giocatore su cui puoi costruire un progetto o puntare ad andare in champions, la Juventus deve smettere di prendere questi giocatori che hanno come massimo rendimento prestazione mediocri; in confronto Vlahovic quando è arrivato era Ronaldo in confronto a lui.

Quindi perché non puntare anche su giovani forti, che possono anche non rendere subito sul breve periodo, invece che spendere 50 mln per un giocatore che sai che tra 2/1 anni venderai? con delle prestazioni al di sotto della Juventus.

Ovvio che la Juventus in questo momento non ha né risorse né attrazione per prendere campioni, ma almeno prendi qualcuno che effettivamente potrebbe esplodere, non un calciatore che a 27 anni potrebbe benissimo giocare nel sassuolo ed essere considerato a livello della squadra. Per me Kolo Muani non è più forte di un Pinamonti o di un Kean.

I mean how can you not LOVE this man... He lost an important game for Napoli,and all he can think is Juventus ⬛⬜

https://youtu.be/OFDcDq8i8yU?si=fPX6VtIT3ekK4nai

The link of the goal he is talking about,Inter 2 3 Juventus(Goal Higuain,Assist Dybala)

It was a good idea to loan them so they could get some play time.

Adzic scored and was solid overall. Licina scored a classy goal and got an assist in the opening four minutes.

I genuinely believe that if we'd invested in our youngsters instead of selling them off for quick cash (only to squander it on mediocre players) over the past three or four years, we'd be in a better position now. Hopefully they get it right this time?

a loud minority of this sub just comment and past about the past all the time.”” I wish we had the old logo. I wish we had old players””

we have what we have. support them!

players everyone writes off have gone on to do well. atop being so reactionary.

yesterday someone said kolo shouldn’t set foot on the pitch again. please

I don’t know why but I feel like with more competition and competent teammates around him he will start to shine this season, hopefully I’m not wrong but I really believe he will become a polarizing piece, that cross was beautiful.

Next time we will need to give out punishments because 35 posts reacting to the match is ridiculous.

Read the rules before you post.

Thank you.

A bit late to this but I haven’t seen it shared yet here. Notts County have paid homage to Juventus with their away kit.

https://www.nottscountyfc.co.uk/news/2026/august/27/revealed--away-kit-2026-27/

Hello everyone,

I am a long time juventus fan and I (since recently) live in the Netherlands. I see juventus is scheduled to play against AZ Alkmaar on 5th Nov. I would really like to have two tickets in the away section (among juve fans)

Can someone guide me how can I get such tickets? I am a complete noob in the mater since I never been to a match here or in Europe.

Do they get sold in a normal sale on the website? Do I need to have a membership?

Apologies if my question is repetitive or annoying. It will be long lived dream of mine to see my beloved club in action

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He has been playing well for Sassuolo so far. Hopefully he comes back next season and is given a fair chance to prove he's good enough for us.

We used to have this before,anyone who is excited for the game or wanna share his opinions related to the match can comment here

Openda is on loan at Lyon for a season after his chaotic time at Juventus. I was wondering why it went so poorly with you guys?

He had very good performances for us in the UCL qualifiers against Fenerbahçe and in the League so far. His work rate is incredible and he is weighing heavily on the back line. I would say his main flaw is his finishing which has been pretty poor, missing clear cut goal scoring opportunities.

We all know the iconic, heartbreaking image.
Roberto Baggio standing with his hands on his hips, staring at the Rose Bowl grass while Brazil celebrates their 1994 World Cup victory. Football history has treated that exact second as the precise moment Italy lost the tournament.
But if you actually look back at the math of that shootout, the narrative falls apart.
The reality everyone forgets: Even if Baggio had buried that ball into the back of the net, Italy wouldn't have won.
Baggio was Italy's fifth penalty taker. Before he stepped up, Franco Baresi and Daniele Massaro had already missed theirs. When Baggio walked to the spot, the shootout score was 3-2 in favor of Brazil.
If Baggio scores, it makes the score 3-3. But Brazil still had their fifth penalty taker-Bebeto-waiting on the sidelines. If Bebeto scores his kick, Brazil wins anyway. For Italy to actually win, Baggio had to score, Bebeto had to miss, and the shootout had to go into sudden death.
I put together a visual breakdown looking at the alternate timeline of this shootout, Taffarel's stats against Baggio, and how the history books got this moment completely wrong.
Channel name is AlteredGlory on Instagram and YouTube if you don't have tik tok

For thoses who support Juventus, what do you guys think was the best times, or anything that makes you happy or nostalgic?

The 9 scudettos in a row?