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Juventus' failed transfer market, Spalletti projects January moves

2025-11-12 18:16:48 / SPORT ALFA PRESS

Juventus' failed transfer market, Spalletti projects January moves

There is a smell of discontent in Turin. Juve, led by Luciano Spalletti, are facing the same problems that briefly accompanied the period of Igor Tudor. Expectations were high, but after a few months it has become clear that the summer transfer window has not yielded the expected results. After a summer full of changes, the Bianconeri had built a new project that was supposed to represent the rebirth of the club after the difficult years.

However, the new reinforcements have not convinced either the coach or the fans. Spalletti, who is looking for players capable of meticulously implementing his ball circulation system, has faced a lack of personality and competitive spirit in some of the new elements. Names like David, Openda and Joao Mario have failed to make the expected impact, while the midfield, despite the changes, continues to suffer from a lack of creativity.

The midfielder is often left alone in the construction of the game, while the help from the wings has been minimal. In some matches, Spalletti has tried bold rotations, but the results have been inconsistent. There is a feeling circulating within the club that the summer transfer window was a strategic mistake. The directors had aimed for a new team, younger and more energetic, but the reality has shown a lack of experience and leadership.

Spalletti, who is expected to build a long-term project, has clearly requested interventions in January to improve the team's balance. On his wish list are a playmaking midfielder and an attacking winger who can provide pace and depth. In the meantime, the directors are analyzing the performances of new purchases on a case-by-case basis and it is not excluded that some of them will appear on the market in the winter.

In Turin, they recall with concern the case of Tudor, who also failed to get the most out of the group and was separated after a few months due to disagreements over the technical project. Spalletti is much more stable and has the support of the club, but is looking for concrete signals from the team. For the moment, president Ferrero and sporting director Giuntoli have confirmed their total trust in the coach, but are aware that the fans' patience is at its limit. Future results will be decisive in understanding whether this project can be revived or if another major comeback in the transfer market will be required. Juventus is at a crossroads. Spalletti has the vision and discipline to rebuild the team's identity, but to do this he needs real support, not just words. Now is the moment of truth: either the old black and white spirit returns, or the crisis will deepen even more.

 

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