Juventus FC

[Mig_Mig]

The SuperLeague IS BACK. Real Madrid, Barcelona and Juventus have contacted more than fifty clubs for the new competition. [Telegraph]

[JuventinoVero]

Znači ili pukovnik ili pokojnik

[Italia]

Yildiza sam nebrojeno puta spominjao, odličan talenat i iznad svoje kategorije. Zreo napadač. Nije slučajno u Bayernu bio. Ako mu se odabere prava ekipa za razvoj dobit cemo sjajnog igraca. Posuditi ga negdje van Italije jer bi ovdje propao 1 kroz 1.

Inace, ova godina je ponor na svim nivoima. Zene kasne 8 bodova na tabeli i prvi put od osnivanja zenske lige nece osvojiti.
Mladi lani igrali finale LP, a sad vec ispali. A scudetto se nije osvojio 20 godina sigurno, zapravo se ne sjecam scudetta nijednog.

U-23 i ne pratim, ali ne vjerujem da ima tu nešto, za razliku od lanjske, ove sezone nisam cuo za jednog igraca da se izdvaja, a sto je osnovni zadatak te ekipe jer pozicija na tabeli tu je nebitna.

P.s. kazu da je bilo skandalozno sudjenje U-19 ekipi.

To nam Ceferin salje poruku na mala vrata?! Mladi nisu zaslužili da ispadnu i da nisu bila dva crvena sigurno bi prosli, a ko zna dokle bi otisli. U-23 nebitni, a i ocito je i zene potresla kriza.

Ne nego je Allegri usadio mentalitet i u ostale strukture

[Padovan]

Ma treba mu doživotni ugovor ponuditi..čovjek nas spašava iz kola u kolo.

Pitanje za upravu, oni o tome odlučuju, to što ti i slični tebi svaki dan palamude o Aleriju, ne mijenja ništa. Alegri se riješi za 5 minuta.

E čuj napoli svijet za sebe, pa nisu jbni city, a ne likovi koji svake godine prodaju najbolje igrače.

Napoli je trenutno zdrava sredine, trenutno imaju formu i dva igrača koja nose ekipu na leđima, kao što je nekad Juventus imao takve igrače.

Uporedi plate igrača napolija i Juventusa, plate trenera napolija i ovog našeg, kako posluje napoli kako mi..

Kakve to veze ima, ne igraju plate, pa tebi glavnina ovih sa najvećim platama niti igra, ili ako igra bolje da ne igra. Napoli posluje mnogo bolje nego Juventus u zadnje dvije sezone. Ali to ti sve ide pod ovim uprava, to nema veze sa trenerom.

[Juventinisimo]

The SuperLeague IS BACK. Real Madrid, Barcelona and Juventus have contacted more than fifty clubs for the new competition. [Telegraph]

Prvi čovjek španske La Lige Javier Tebas donio je danas odluku o isključenju Real Madrida i Barcelone iz društva ekipa La Lige i iz pregovora o TV pravima u budućnosti. Razlog je očekivano nova priča o formiranju Super lige koju podržavaju ova dva španska velikana koji su i idejni tvorci takmičenja.

Krenulo je na bolje...vidi se svjetlo na kraju tunela..

Real Madrid, Barcelona and Juventus have decided to **** the organisation of the Superleague to sports management company A22, headed by Bernd Reichart. As various court cases between UEFA and The Superleague come to a head, Reichart has given a number of new details on how they see the Superleague being put into action.

Reichart explained the new format and tenets of the plan to El Pais in an interview. The changes and objectives can be divided into 10 key areas.

1- Competitions based on sporting merit

The new format would contain four divisions consisting of 60-80 teams, with open qualification and no fixed positions. In many senses an extra competition on top of the Champions League, Europa League and Conference League currently in place.

2- National competitions as a base

Domestic competitions would continue to form the base of football, although it does mention that as well as injections of cash into domestic leagues, they should ‘confront the necessary criticism’ in order to strengthen.

3- Improving competitiveness through sustainable ****

There would be more transparency and a greater distribution of finances, as well as rigorous financial controls in order to improve competitiveness. Teams in the Superleague would be guaranteed a minimum of 14 European games.

4- Player health as a central component

Amid the burgeoning number of games, The Superleague would not increase the number of games players are asked to play currently. Although this directly contradicts the previous point regarding 14 games, even if those who go furthest in competitions would not be playing more. Currently to win the Champions League from the group stage requires 13 games.

5- Competitions governed by clubs, more sustainable and transparent financial rules

More transparent rules, with competitions governed by the clubs, as happens in many leagues. Clubs would only be able to spend what they are able to generate, without cash injections from third parties that ‘distort’ the competition.

6- The best football competition in the world

The objective is to create the most entertaining sporting event in the world. Attracting younger generations is key and the doing so requires exciting games between the game’s top players from the start of the season until the end.

7- Improving the fan experience

More help for fans to attend away games, and an open dialogue with independent groups in order to facilitate changes to the game.

8- Developing and financing women’s football

Increased investment in women’s football, focusing on the development of both infrastructure and the professional game. Women’s football would also be placed in the spotlight alongside the men’s game.

9- More solidarity contributions

More money for clubs that are not competing and social causes in The Superleague, and more transparency over the funding. A minimum of €400m per annum, which is allegedly double the current amount.

10- Respect for the values and rules of the European Union

The protagonists of European football should act in accordance with the rules, values and jurisdiction of the European Union and its law. It is not clear whether this would apply to clubs not in the European Union.

La Liga President Javier Tebas responded to this presentation of sorts with a tweet comparing The Superleague to the Wolf in Little Red Riding Hood, attempting to trick clubs into being eaten.

Without details and percentages of exactly how these plans are to be carried out, it is impossible to say whether The Superleague has put forward a number of superficial phrases or an actual plan.

For many fans, these concepts are important and sound attractive, but no doubt UEFA would say they do much of, if not all, of these already. Two of the points are already in contradiction, as highlighted earlier, a sign that far more detail is needed before clubs or fans should pass judgement on it.

Real Madrid, Barcelona, Juventus contact more than 50 clubs over new European Super League

Around two years after the European Super League project was thrashed, the founding clubs, Real Madrid, Barcelona and Juventus are again making moves to revamp and relaunch the competition, reports The Telegraph.

The backers of the rogue league have revealed that the plan is to create a new competition involving 60-80 teams to replace the UEFA Champions League, Europe’s premier footballing tournament.

The announcement was made in various European newspapers by A22, the Madrid-based sister company of the Super League.

The project, led by Real Madrid, Barcelona and Juventus, had been dealt a blow in December when the European Court of Justice had made a ruling in favour of maintaining UEFA’s supremacy.

However, led by new CEO Bernd Reichart, the Super League has now proposed a new format for the tournament that would involve around 60-80 teams, although details of the same have been kept under wraps.

The report states that the three clubs have already made contact with over 50 teams regarding the participation in the Super League project.

The European Super League have been targeting the Premier League’s affluence, claiming that leagues without lucrative television deals are struggling to compete with the English top flight.

And with their project, the ESL have previously alleged that they would provide greater solidarity payments to clubs not participating in European competitions to help them financially.

The first iteration of the ESL, which was widely slammed, was launched in 2021 and was formatted to be a closed competition among some elite clubs in Europe.

But with the league now floating the idea of a 60-80 club tournament, it will be interesting to see the response to the latest idea.

As per the report, it will be ‘a multi-division competition of 60 to 80 teams with no permanent members, and a minimum of 14 games per club, per season.’

Bolje da nas Real i Barca "deru", nego da nam mesari po Italiji lome noge...
Kad se SL napravi, tek tada ce klubovi biti izjednaceni...svako ce imati dio kolaca, ravnopravno rasporedjen...

Pinto confirms Juventus target has not signed a new deal

Juventus has an interest in Chris Smalling and as the days pass, it seems he could realistically leave AS Roma at the end of this season.

Al-Nassr is closing in on Juventus man

Juventus star Juan Cuadrado has a big decision to make about his future as he enters the final few months of his contract at the Allianz Stadium.

Juventus is considering extending youngster’s contract

Juventus has many budding talents in their Next Gen team and one man the senior side managers are keeping an eye on is Alessandro Sersanti.

Malo vijesti iz bolnice...

Paul Pogba and Leonardo Bonucci worked separately from the team on Thursday morning, while Adrien Rabiot trained in the gym: here are the latest updates from Continassa.

Multiple reports in Italy claim Juventus midfielder Fabio Miretti will remain out of action for up to three weeks, missing at least six games.
Italian sports papers Gazzetta, Corsport and Tuttosport and Turin-based La Stampa report the product of Juventus academy will remain out of action for at least three weeks, meaning that he will miss Serie A games against Fiorentina, Spezia, Torino and Roma, as well as the two Europa League matches against Nantes.

Miretti could be back in mid-March for the game against Sampdoria on March 12 or the following week against Inter at the Stadio Meazza.

Malo i od ludog Cassana.. Samo danas i nije bas lud...cinjenice mu idu u prilog...

Cassano slams Allegri for his comments about Salernitana


Antonio Cassano has attacked Max Allegri for claiming Juventus and Salernitana are now rivals.

The Bianconeri manager has a huge job on his hands after his team was docked 15 points, which sent them down to midtable.

This means they now have to win most of their matches this term to end this season in the best possible way.

Juve has been inconsistent and their current position means not much separates them from the Garnets and the clubs around the relegation zone.

Ahead of their 3-0 win, Allegri admitted it was a game that is important for both clubs, but Cassano does not like that the gaffer thinks both clubs are even close now.

The former attacker said via Il Bianconero:

“The game between Salernitana and Juventus was very bad, then obviously Juve is qualitatively stronger and has won with its quality. Juve won with merit, then I hear Allegri say it was a salvation clash. Allegri likes to say shit, Juventus is a team that should win the championship and he talks about the clash salvation. Oh well, let’s go on like this”.

Ovaj gori od GIBRE...

[Juventinisimo]

Juventus employs top experts to defend them against the 15-point deduction


Juventus may not have strengthened their defence in the last transfer window, but the Bianconeri are leaving no stone unturned in their bid to get justice after they have been docked 15 points for their use of capital gains.

The Bianconeri have been punished alone for an alleged crime, it takes more than one club to commit and has vowed to clear its name.

It will defend itself at the Coni Guarantee Board and has now equipped its defence team with some of the finest lawyers they can get.

They had originally contracted Maurizio Bellacosa and David Sangiorgio to defend them, but a report on Calciomercato reports that the two will be supported by Angelo professors Clarice and Nino Paulantonio, who are experts in the administrative field.

Juve FC Says

We need to get this point deduction overturned as soon as possible and only the best hands can help us achieve that.

Juve should be in the Champions League next season, but if we do not fight against this unfair deduction, it will be hard to reach even the Europa League.

However, with the right experts who can defend us in court, we can still dream about finishing the season inside the top four when the punishment is overturned.

[Andrej]

[Mig_Mig]

Prosli put kaznjen tri utakmice suspenzije. Sad nam ga opet salju.. zanimljivo

[J1897]

Allegri is unhappy that Juve won't renew Rabiot's contract. Max is an admirer of the French player and did everything to keep him in January.

For Juve, it's impossible to renew his contract, especially with no Champions League football next season.

- GdS

[Andrej]

[Pogba]

Allegri kaže još 20 dana rada treba Pogbi. Kad smo čekali ovoliko onda hajde, bitno je da koljeno bude dobro, a ako je fitnes to je razumljivo.

[Juventinisimo]

‘You have to deal with Allegri’, further leaks from Juventus investigation

The poor management of young players at Juventus was a topic hotly discussed between managers at the club, revealed in a new round of intercepted phone calls.

Corriere della Sera examined the latest reports stemming from the Prisma investigation, headed by the Turin Public Prosecutor’s Office, which revealed a variety of small details from the club’s management in recent months. Conversations included the focus on Juventus’ poor investments, the work of Fabio Paratici and the insufficient hiring by Andrea Agnelli.

Maurizio Arrivabene, when speaking to then FCO Stefano Cerrato, shared his criticisms of Juventus’ Under-23 squad, now known as the Next Gen team, saying: “The idea that I have is that it’s a bandwagon that we created… I’ll tell you this out of the blue, we created that because we didn’t know where to put the players anymore.”

When speaking to Stefano Bertola, sporting director Federico Cherubini expressed frustration with Massimiliano Allegri’s usage of young players, commenting: “And then you have to deal with Allegri, if once every 40 games he has to play one, he will play one of the under-23s… so much so that Max first plays one of the under-23s.”

The Prisma investigation, separate from the FIGC court’s decision to hand Juventus a 15-point penalty, is examining the club’s financial practices over the last few years, looking into allegations of false accounting.

I ovdje smo se "ogrijesili"...
Jos malo ce pregledati aerodinamiku na stucnama..

Prisma investigation, new Juventus leaks: ‘If we bought a dog, we’d give him €3.5m’

Further details from the Prisma investigation into Juventus have been revealed, with new leaks ranging from complaints about the club’s poor investments to Andrea Agnelli’s choice of employees.

The Prisma investigation, headed by the Turin Public Prosecutor’s Office, is examining the Bianconeri’s financial practices over the last few years, looking into allegations of falsified capital gains and market manipulation through secret player wage payments. The investigation is separate to the FIGC court’s recent decision to deduct Juventus 15 points.

Corriere della Sera has released a new round of leaks from the Prisma investigation, revealing various conversations recently held by the club’s former directors.

Former CEO Maurizio Arrivabene explained to investigators on November 29 2021 that Juventus were aware of their financial limitations, saying: “I had called Cherubini, telling him not to spend a lira more than what was budgeted. I think Agnelli trusts me because he considers me honest. And it’s enough to read the last balance sheets, surely there was economic tension, not financial tension.”

Federico Cherubini looked to point the finger of blame at former sporting director Fabio Paratici, sharing his frustration with the high wage bill: “Our worst earns as much as Atalanta‘s best. Zapata gets €1.8m… if we bought a dog, we would give him €3.5m. We were arrogant in the market, because the Fabio of five years earlier didn’t sign Higuain for €90m, he signed Gabriel Jesus for €10m, and made him a €90m.”

Cherubini was also against the deal to sign Federico Chiesa, telling Agnelli that the reason wasn’t tactical but economic, commenting: “Federico Chiesa does not seem to me the profile of a player who can stay many years at Juve, due to his entourage very much looking for substantial economic increases.”

Agnelli himself was aware of the club’s poor investments in recent years, noting: “If I put up, from 2010 when I arrived to today, the crap we have done the last three days of the market, we have thrown €60-70m down the drain… I’d tell you so.”

The investigators also heard a phone call between Agnelli and Exor CEO John Elkann, where they discussed how to bring fan favourite Alessandro Del Piero closer to the club.

Finally, Arrivabene was heard complaining about the inexperienced employees hired by Agnelli, saying: “All the little boys that Andrea is in love with (the employees, ed.) have never moved a finger in their entire lives, these need to be sent onto the pitch, if you don’t put them on the pitch they will always make great things to read about, but a little more difficult to achieve.”

Bice telefona jos.. ostali strogo dimnim signalima komunicirali..

Debts in Serie A: Alarms for Inter, concerns for Juventus and Roma

Three Serie A clubs hold around 90% of the league’s total €1.068 billion in debts, with Inter in particular standing out, reports detail.

Debts are continuing to grow in European football in recent years, highlighted by UEFA’s annual report, which highlights how the total bank debt of European football has grown by €1.25 billion, a 22% increase on the previous year. Compared to the last set of accounts before the COVID pandemic, the debt has increased by 51%.

Europe’s top five leagues alone are burdened with over €7.5 billion in bank debt as well as €2.5 billion to internal lenders, seeing a total of over €10 billion in liabilities.

Corriere dello Sport analysed the situation, showing how the Spanish La Liga is in a tough spot, where bank debts exceed €2.5 billion, an increase of 54% on the previous year. Behind them are the Premier League, who hold around €1.9 billion in debts.

The healthiest clubs can be found in Germany and the Netherlands, where their clubs have virtually no debts at all.

Serie A holds around €1.068 billion in debts, with three clubs in particular accounting for around 90% of this – Inter (€390m), Roma (€271m) and Juventus (€223m). The Bianconeri have reduced their debts by €250m, thanks to the €400m capital increase that came in December 2021. Milan have minimal debts, around €71m, and Napoli have none at all.

[GIBRA]

2:0 Chiesa Dušan

[Padovan]

GIBRA

Hakovan ili gubimo 0-3 nema trece opcije.

[GIBRA]

343 se najavljuje kao vjerovatna formacija za sutra.
DiMaria,Vlahovic,Chiesa prvi put zajedno.
Nastavlja se guranje lika koji odlazi na ljeto free u vezi dok ce se klupirati najveci Juventusov dragulj....

[Juventinisimo]

Another wire tap reveals strange Champions League quarter-final comment


Emanuele Giaccherini played for Juventus between 2011 and 2013, joining them from Cesena as one of the finest Italian talents.

Juve was still finding its feet in the Italian top flight after some setbacks in the previous decade and he was a key player.

The midfielder eventually left the club for Sunderland in the Premier League in 2013, but in one of the wiretaps, Federico Cherubini discussed him with Andrea Agnelli.

Some Juve wiretaps have been made open to the public as investigators reveal more evidence they have gathered against the Bianconeri.

In this wiretap, Cherubini tells Andrea Agnelli, as quoted by Il Bianconero:

“Giaccherini one day said to me:” You know I’m fine with Juve, when we do training it looks like a quarter of the Champions League final”. Thanks to c., There were 24 of us … we had players who cost 10 million gross off the list.”

Juve FC Says

We have always been one of the clubs that held a high standard in training and in matches, which is one reason we have remained around the top of European football.

Giaccherini was at the club when we had not started dominating the Italian game, yet he could testify that the standards were high, which is a good testimony of the work that goes on behind the scenes at the Allianz Stadium.

Ovo postaje sve zanimljivije...imaju razgovore od prije vise od 10 godina... Okrecu kamenje, samo da nadju bilo sta..

I sta kazu pametni, nije urota protiv Juventusa...ovo ko ne moze da skonta, treba sjesti i zapitati se, sluzi li glava za nesto vise osim pravljenja frizure...

[Pogba]

Fagioli pretpostavljam da ne igra zbog 3 ofanzivca pa se prepao da nema ko pokrivati nazad. Sve dok ovakvi razlozi budu koristeni za nekoristenje nekog igraca nema tu pomaka iz kamenog doba.
Zamisli da Barca ne koristi Pedria, Gavia ili Real nekog svog iz takvih razloga.

Danas mu je rodjendan pa će valjda dobiti sansu jer s 3 napadaca ne vjerujem da ce do kraja igrati.

I dalje cekam dan kad ce mu napadac igrati 90 min. Pri tome glavna zvijezda. Onog momenta kad Kean udje te tekme su finito.

JUVENTUS (3-4-2-1): Szczesny; Danilo, Bremer, Alex Sandro; De Sciglio, Locatelli, Rabiot, Kostic; Chiesa, Di Maria; Vlahovic.

Ma ovo ce biti klasična 442.

Najgori bekovi u Evropi.

[farenhajt]

Prosli put kaznjen tri utakmice suspenzije. Sad nam ga opet salju.. zanimljivo

na popravni

[Italia]

Nema tu nafake dok igra cigance iz argentine koji usere svaku jebnu loptu. Evo sad da primimo gol iz slobodnog, niko se nece sjetit ove jednostavne situacije koju je on usrao svojim passom, isto kao sto je uradio oba puta protiv Monze. Kancercina jbena

[Pogba]

Vec se naslucuje los rezultat ako se hitno nesto ne desi, Locatelli katastrofa, Rabiot svakako više ne igra fudbal. Fagioli mora unutra i mora se igrati s 3 u sredini.

Fiorentina ciganska ekipa.