Tbh, watching this Juventus, I would have never become a supporter. Unless you grew up in Italy or Torino, and your family are diehard/staunch Juventus supporters, I can't see any reason for new fans to be supporting this club.
I can't imagine a kid growing up in the UK, the US, Japan, Egypt, Germany, or anywhere in the world for that matter dreaming of supporting the shit brand of football we play.
I was fortunate that my best friend in elementary school was an Italian from Torino who happened to be a diehard Juventinto, and when he gave me a poster and asked me to support "his team" I was obliged to do so because he was my best friend. I was also lucky that my dad loved watching Serie A at the time. I knew I didn't want to support the same team as my dad (Milan), and 2-3 years later, when, as a 13 year old, I was in a more favorable time zone, Juventus was the only team for me. Of course it helped that the player I idolized/adored (Baggio) was in Juventus colors at the time. It was a very simple decision to make.
I can't imagine a kid growing up in the UK, the US, Japan, Egypt, Germany, or anywhere in the world for that matter dreaming of supporting the shit brand of football we play.
I was fortunate that my best friend in elementary school was an Italian from Torino who happened to be a diehard Juventinto, and when he gave me a poster and asked me to support "his team" I was obliged to do so because he was my best friend. I was also lucky that my dad loved watching Serie A at the time. I knew I didn't want to support the same team as my dad (Milan), and 2-3 years later, when, as a 13 year old, I was in a more favorable time zone, Juventus was the only team for me. Of course it helped that the player I idolized/adored (Baggio) was in Juventus colors at the time. It was a very simple decision to make.

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