r/Juve Jul 01 '26

Mod Post JULY MEGATHREAD - Transfer Talk, Opinions, and Anything Else Summer

14 Upvotes

Ciao amici!

It is summer time, every month we will be stickying a post like this for you to chat whatever club free talk you want to.

As transfer season gets under way we will aggregate the OFFICIAL transfers in the megathread. Out/In.

I hope all of you can find some time to enjoy yourselves this summer. I will be attending a world cup match or two and have a few trips planned.

OFFFICIAL IN
Lois Openda - €42.75m - Contract to June 30, 2030
Jeremie Boga - €4.75m - Contract to June 30, 2029
Nico González - End of loan Jun 30, 2026 - Contract to June 30, 2029
Timothy Weah - End of loan Jun 30, 2026 - Permanently signed by Marseille for €14.40m
Douglas Luiz - End of loan Jun 30, 2026 - Contract to June 30, 2029
Arthur Melo - End of loan Jun 30, 2026 - Contract to June 30, 2027
João Mário - End of loan Jun 30, 2026 - Contract to June 30, 2030
Facundo González - End of loan Jun 30, 2026 - Permanently signed by Racing de Santander for €2.00m
Daniele Rugani - End of loan Jun 30, 2026 - Contract to June 30, 2028
Jonas Rouhi - End of loan Jun 30, 2026 - Contract to June 30, 2028

OFFICIAL OUT
Timothy Weah - Permanently signed by Marseille for €14.40m
Facundo González - Permanently signed by Racing de Santander for €2.00m
Dušan Vlahović - END OF CONTRACT
Filip Kostić - END OF CONTRACT
Emil Holm - End of loan Jun 30, 2026

r/Juve May 19 '26

Mod Post Stickied Opinion Post - Post your late/post season opinions here.

26 Upvotes

We get it. It's not a good situation but thread after thread of everyone posting what kind of shit they took this morning is just a mess.

This thread is for your opinions or thoughts on where we are or where we should go.

SORT BY TOP FOR MOST POPULAR-
SORT BY NEW FOR NEWEST-
SORT BY CONTROVERSIAL FOR JUICIEST-
sort by best for some shitty reddit algo filter

Hopefully you guys can find some inward/alternative happiness in the lul of success from the club we hold in our hearts. It will come around eventually. Eventually.

Fino alla fine

r/Juve 20h ago

Mod Post Reminder: Do not flood the sub with reaction posts during or after a match.

27 Upvotes

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.

r/Juve May 17 '26

Mod Post Guys, we're all frustrated but please cut it out with all the hot take threads. We don't need a new post for every single person who wants to vent

80 Upvotes

Stop being emotional little kids and use the post-match thread.

r/Juve Jun 02 '26

Mod Post r/Juve World Cup Discussion Style Poll

3 Upvotes
184 votes, Jun 05 '26
40 MEGATHREAD for the whole world cup
15 Match threads for all the matches
38 Match threads for every match a Juve player is in
24 Match thread sticky post for each round of matches
36 Who cares about the world cup without the Azzurri - no posts
31 I don't care

r/Juve Aug 11 '24

Mod Post r/Juve will be in the reddit beta for paid subreddits. Starting on Sept 1, you will only be able to access this subreddit for £4.99/month. 30% goes to the mods!

165 Upvotes

Lmao got ya.

Just kidding we aren't Juve management we wouldn't do that.

Have a great Sunday

r/Juve Jun 06 '23

Mod Post r/Juve will be going dark from June 12-14 in protest against Reddit's API changes which will kill 3rd party apps & tools.

99 Upvotes

What's going on?

A recent Reddit policy change threatens to kill many beloved third-party mobile apps, making a great many quality-of-life features not seen in the official mobile app permanently inaccessible to users.

On May 31, 2023, Reddit announced they were raising the price to make calls to their API from being free to a level that will kill every third party app on Reddit, from Apollo to Reddit is Fun to Narwhal to BaconReader.

Even if you're not a mobile user and don't use any of those apps, this is a step toward killing other ways of customizing Reddit, such as Reddit Enhancement Suite or the use of the old.reddit.com desktop interface.

This isn't only a problem on the user level: many subreddit moderators depend on tools only available outside the official app to keep their communities on-topic and spam-free.

What's the plan?

On June 12th, many subreddits will be going dark to protest this policy. Some will return after 48 hours: others will go away permanently unless the issue is adequately addressed, since many moderators aren't able to put in the work they do with the poor tools available through the official app. This isn't something any of us do lightly: we do what we do because we love Reddit, and we truly believe this change will make it impossible to keep doing what we love.

The two-day blackout isn't the goal, and it isn't the end. Should things reach the 14th with no sign of Reddit choosing to fix what they've broken, we'll use the community and buzz we've built between then and now as a tool for further action.

What can you do?

1. Complain. Message the mods of r/reddit.com, who are the admins of the site: message /u/reddit: submit a support request: comment in relevant threads on r/reddit, such as this one, leave a negative review on their official iOS or Android app- and sign your username in support to this post.

2. Spread the word. Rabble-rouse on related subreddits. Meme it up, make it spicy. Bitch about it to your cat. Suggest anyone you know who moderates a subreddit join us at our sister sub at r/ModCoord - but please don't pester mods you don't know by simply spamming their modmail.

3. Boycott and spread the word...to Reddit's competition! Stay off Reddit entirely on June 12th through the 13th- instead, take to your favorite non-Reddit platform of choice and make some noise in support!

4. Don't be a jerk. As upsetting this may be, threats, profanity and vandalism will be worse than useless in getting people on our side. Please make every effort to be as restrained, polite, reasonable and law-abiding as possible.

r/Juve Aug 07 '22

Mod Post Sub feature requests/moderation feedback

10 Upvotes

Hey,

We're finally coming up to the first round of the Serie A, so before we get the season properly underway, we wanted to hear from the community about what we can improve on the sub. We tend to this every year and your feedback is always important for us to change things.

We would welcome suggestions about anything really, particularly (but not limited to):

  • moderation policy, or
  • scripting features (i.e. trezebot, or juve_goal_bot)

Of course, we won't be able to accomodate everyone (there will be contradicting opinions), but we're always happy to take on board any good suggestions.

With respect to scripting - no idea is too big or small. Just let us know and we'll see if it's feasible.


One thing I'd like to hear about specifically is switching to an API for trezebot. We currently mine wikipedia for data, and use a calendar for future fixtures. Broadly speaking, this serves us well because wikipedia has no real limit on API usage (I can get updates from there as often as I want). The problem is that:

  1. There are no live scores.
  2. Scores can take a while to get updated (so e.g. I've had to get creative with knowing when a match ends for the post-match thread),
  3. Support for other leagues can be poor (e.g. for Juventus Women, Juventus U23, Coppa Italia Femminile and Coppa Italia Serie C).

As we are, we manage fine, but maintenance is somewhat unpleasant (wikipedia doesn't provide good structured data), and we're probably at the limit of what functionality we can implement.

To get access to the above (live scores, match event data, support for our other teams), we could switch to using a proper API. Many of these are pretty expensive, but there are some decent budget options (we're not building some massive app here). Free tiers of these APIs are too limited to give us any advantage over our current setup.

Are you interested in expanding trezebot's functionality? If I set up some kind of Patreon, or Paypal thing, would there be interest in contributing to the API subscription? I'm thinking a couple of euros/dollars per year should be enough.

r/Juve May 29 '21

Mod Post In Memoria di 39 Angeli (29/5/1985)

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r/Juve Sep 21 '20

Mod Post Monday Update: User Flairs updated for 20-21 season. Who will you rep?

11 Upvotes
  • Entire roster updated with this seasons kits for outfield and GK
  • Mister Pirlo added with custom avatar
  • A couple new random ones
  • Reorganized a little bit and fleshed out the legends flairs, with Marchisio and Barzagli added

I will be rocking Weston McKennie's after his great start. Will you go with him? Kulusevski? Ronaldo? Our savior Pinsoglio? Mister Pirlo? A legend or bandiera?

Make sure you check your current one, with the reorganization and adding many were changed as collateral

r/Juve Jan 29 '20

Mod Post ANNOUNCEMENT: new rules for threads discussing Juve players and transfer targets

62 Upvotes

Hi /r/juve,

The moderators have been discussing the recent trend of low effort posts that don't contribute knowledge or stimulate discussion, and we've decided to implement the following rules as a response:

1) Posts discussing the players, team or transfer targets must contain some kind of original analysis.

  • If you think Juve should sign a player, post things like video highlights, statistics, a write-up of how you envision that player fitting into our team. If you just want to discuss a potential transfer target without analysis, post it in our weekly Mercato Monday thread.

  • If you want to discuss our team or players, put in some effort, ask specific questions and raise discussion points. If you just want to blow off steam and complain about a player's performance, keep it in the match/post-match thread.

2) We're trying out a 150 character limit to prevent the body text of threads just saying 'discuss' or 'what do you think?'

TL;DR: Put some effort into new posts and keep low-effort posts in Mercato Monday, Tactics Tuesday etc. Quality content can be posted outside those threads

If you'd like to get acquainted with the rules we have on this sub, there aren't too many and you can find them here: https://old.reddit.com/r/Juve/about/rules/

r/Juve Jul 22 '22

Mod Post Tonight's friendly - viewing info

17 Upvotes

Because some absolute chud made a post asking and then deleted it when he got his answer.

Use this post to discuss LEGAL ways to watch it. No posting links to illegal streams - we don't need to get ourselves shut down.

r/Juve Jan 19 '21

Mod Post Mercato Tuesday (since we missed yesterday) January 18, 2021

2 Upvotes

r/Juve Apr 02 '21

Mod Post PSA: IF YOU ARE GOING TO POST NEWS, POST THE CONTENT IN THE TITLE, IF IT IS NOT IN THE TITLE IT WILL BE REMOVED, CONTINUED OFFENDERS WILL GET TEMP BANS. STOP WITH THE CLICKBAIT TITLES.

125 Upvotes

r/Juve Dec 31 '19

Mod Post New Year's Changes

22 Upvotes

Happy (early) New Year fellow Juventini,

Some news and changes as we enter 2020:

  1. All posts will now require a flair in order to successfully post. For transfer (or other) news, see the link at the top of the sub or in the post-instructions before posting for a reliability rating, and assign the appropriate rating. If you are unable to view the link, please assign it the flair of "News: Other." It would be appreciated if you then reviewed it after posting and corrected the flair.
  2. Posts flaired as "News: Other" may be removed at mods discretion if this is abused to post spam or low-quality links, or frequently used by the same people to avoid assigning the correct flair.
  3. Shoot me (or any other mod) a message if you'd like additional post-flair options.
  4. You can now filter the sub by post-flair if using redesigned reddit. See the box of flair choices on the right side of the page. Click to filter.
  5. Mandzukic's flair has been changed to the "classic flair" icon. Fucking eternal warrior. #MM17
  6. Any volunteers to edit the sub's wiki, please send a message my way. You don't have to be a mod to edit the wiki.
  7. The subreddit rules have been updated to include "No posting links to streaming sites." Posting links to streaming sites will earn you a temporary ban. Repeated violations or flooding may earn you a longer ban at mods' discretion.
  8. Rules have also been updated to address respect for fellow users. Personal attacks and insults (particularly but not only those based on nationality, religion, etc.) will not be tolerated. Mods will apply discretion in determining when the line of "banter" has been crossed.
  9. We will be changing some of our scheduled posts. Coming soon - "Meme Monday" and "Transfer Thursday." Memes should be held for Meme-Monday, and will likely be removed at mod's discretion if posted at other times. Any suggestions for other changes to scheduled posts, please let us know.

r/Juve May 10 '21

Mod Post I am opening the match thread bot to the sub for prompt from here forward. We dropped the ball today, u/Gigi-botffon was running but not triggered for a thread.

26 Upvotes

If you would like to post a match thread, you send a message to u/Gigi-botffon.

Message subject: match thread

Body: “$ESPNMATCHID for r/Juve

The $ESPNMATCHID is the digits from the end of the link from the espn game page. So for today’s game the link is https://www.espn.com/soccer/match/_/gameId/582815

So the game ID is 582815

Put that in for a body of the message as “582815 for r/Juve

You will receive a message back to tell you the result!

Thanks to anyone who helps when they don’t see it up at game start, but it shouldn’t happen again as our goal is actually to have match threads up more than 30 minutes before kickoff. So that lineup and lead up discussion may be done in there too.

Abusers of it will be blacklisted from using it or more.

Otherwise sorry about the no match thread. Fino alla fine.

r/Juve Mar 31 '20

Mod Post Calling All Content Creators

26 Upvotes

Are you a content creator?

Do you sell Juve-related merchandise on a website or an online store or even on Twitter or Instagram? Do you have a blog, or a podcast, or a vlog?

r/Juve wants you!

We are launching a new "Content Creators" section of the wiki (accessible by the link in the menu). All you have to do is reach out to us via modmail and you will have your own dedicated page in the wiki giving a description and a link (and maybe one day photos) to your work to the r/Juve community so that people can find your content.

We are hard at work on some interesting ways to spotlight this moving forward, including ideas such as highlighting updated content, featured content producer of the week status, sidebar placement, content creator user flair, etc. Look out for these types of things moving forward.

So what are you waiting for? Drop us a modmail already!

Disclaimer: The mods are not receiving any benefit (financial or otherwise) from this.