Things aren’t looking good for Juventus.
The club’s board have resigned, manager Max Allegri may walk out, they could be hit with a points deduction in Serie A, and they’re in the pits financially – a pit that will likely become deeper when their legitimate books from the last three years surface.
So yeah, it’s not looking good for Juventus.
But how does all of this affect the playing staff at the club?
Well that’s what we’re here to try and answer.
He’s a rundown of the full senior squad and what La Vecchia Signora should do with each player.
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GK – Wojciech Szczęsny – SELL: One of the better signings Juventus have made over the last five years, Szczęsny has been outstanding since taking over from Gianluigi Buffon. In an ideal world, Juve would keep a player of this quality, but if the club are in dire need of some funds then Woj is still someone who could command a relatively decent fee on the open market.
GK – Mattia Perin – KEEP: Renewed his contract in April (until 2025) and has never really put a foot wrong when he’s played for Juventus. He’s decent and probably doesn’t have much market value so there’s no point in selling.
GK – Carlo Pinsoglio – KEEP: He’s a hype man. Every team needs one. He’s also one of the lowest paid players at the club.
DEF – Mattia De Sciglio – KEEP: Like Perin, De Sciglio signed a new contract relatively recently and also has zero market value so there’s no point in selling.
DEF – Gleison Bremer – KEEP: Bought by the club in the summer, in an ideal world Juventus keep hold of Bremer because he’s bloody brilliant. If they really need money though, there aren’t many more valuable players at the club…
DEF – Danilo – RELEASE: This may surprise Premier League fans, but Danilo is one of the most important players Juventus currently have on the books. The defender’s contract runs until 2024 and, in theory, Juve should extend but it’ll likely be unfeasible given the financially precarious situation they find themselves in.
DEF – Alex Sandro – RELEASE: A rather mediocre footballer at this point in his career, Sandro’s contract expires at the end of the current season and he really shouldn’t hold out hope of getting a…
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