How Juventus could line up in the 2022/23 season
Losing the Scudetto for a second consecutive year is a failure for a team of Juventus calibre. In the upcoming season, Massimiliano Allegri’s side will look to at least improve on last season’s fourth-place finish and, of course, try to reclaim Serie A’s gold medals.
Juventus have lost some key players this summer. Paulo Dybala refused to extend contract with Bianconneri and left the team as a free agent. becoming AS Roma player. Captain Giorgio Chiellini left Juve after 17 seasons at the club, joining Los Angeles FC. Another centre-back Matthijs de Ligt signed for Bayern Munich for €67 million.
Meanwhile, Paul Pogba has completed his return to Juve on a free transfer, six years after leaving to join Man. United. They have signed another free agent Angel di Maria, whose contract ended with PSG. Recently, Juve completed Gleison Bremer deal from Torino for €41 million.