How am I supposed to explain this transfer to my very progressive female and gay friends?
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Pedulla says Koopmeiners is still a priority regardless of his injury. Rabiot hasnt really given a signal either way. I say let Rabiot go if hes gonna be this unsure. Go get Thuram.
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#Juventus interested in Emil #Holm leaving #Spezia . A survey is recorded after #Atalanta has decided not to exercise the right of redemption.
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Juventus could reemerge as a strong contender for Zirkzee, taking advantage of the current stand-by phase between Milan and the agent.
Last Thursday, Juventus seemed passive, but evidently, it was a strategic move to observe from the sidelines and capitalize on any missteps by their rivals.
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#Juventus interested in Emil #Holm leaving #Spezia . A survey is recorded after #Atalanta has decided not to exercise the right of redemption.
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Juventus could reemerge as a strong contender for Zirkzee, taking advantage of the current stand-by phase between Milan and the agent.
Last Thursday, Juventus seemed passive, but evidently, it was a strategic move to observe from the sidelines and capitalize on any missteps by their rivals.
@AlfredoPedulla
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The summer of 2024 began with an air of optimism at Juventus. Under the leadership of Cristiano Giuntoli, the newly appointed chief football officer and renowned recruitment specialist, the club embarked on a promising transfer campaign. Big names were linked, and fans dreamed of glory.
Giuntoli worked tirelessly, securing deals for young talents and experienced stars alike. The media praised his vision, heralding a new era for the club. Early signings included a world-class midfielder, a prolific striker, and a solid defender. The team's preseason performances were electric, and the fans' excitement grew.
However, as the season approached, whispers of discontent began to surface. The new signings, while individually brilliant, struggled to gel on the pitch. Tactical mismatches and personality clashes became evident. Giuntoli's carefully crafted roster began to show cracks.
By midseason, the initial promise had dissolved into chaos. Injuries plagued the squad, and the stars Giuntoli brought in seemed cursed. The prolific striker lost his scoring touch, the midfielder became a liability, and the defender made crucial errors. Each game turned into a nightmare, and Juventus slipped down the league table.
The fans' frustration boiled over. They directed their ire at Giuntoli, once hailed as a savior, now seen as the architect of their downfall. Banners and chants demanding his resignation filled the stadium. The media turned on him, dissecting every failed decision, every missed opportunity.
Behind closed doors, the atmosphere grew toxic. The boardroom, once united in support of Giuntoli's vision, became a battleground of blame and recrimination. Accusations flew, and trust eroded. Giuntoli, once confident and decisive, became a shadow of himself, haunted by the collapse of his grand plan.
The season ended in disgrace. Juventus, a club with a storied history, found themselves mid-table, devoid of European competition for the first time in decades. The fallout was brutal. Giuntoli resigned in shame, his reputation shattered.
Years later, the 2024/25 season was remembered as a cautionary tale of hubris and downfall. Giuntoli, once the celebrated mastermind, became a ghostly figure in football folklore, forever associated with Juventus' darkest hour. The promise of a bright future had turned into a horror story of failure, regret, and endless recriminations.
Giuntoli worked tirelessly, securing deals for young talents and experienced stars alike. The media praised his vision, heralding a new era for the club. Early signings included a world-class midfielder, a prolific striker, and a solid defender. The team's preseason performances were electric, and the fans' excitement grew.
However, as the season approached, whispers of discontent began to surface. The new signings, while individually brilliant, struggled to gel on the pitch. Tactical mismatches and personality clashes became evident. Giuntoli's carefully crafted roster began to show cracks.
By midseason, the initial promise had dissolved into chaos. Injuries plagued the squad, and the stars Giuntoli brought in seemed cursed. The prolific striker lost his scoring touch, the midfielder became a liability, and the defender made crucial errors. Each game turned into a nightmare, and Juventus slipped down the league table.
The fans' frustration boiled over. They directed their ire at Giuntoli, once hailed as a savior, now seen as the architect of their downfall. Banners and chants demanding his resignation filled the stadium. The media turned on him, dissecting every failed decision, every missed opportunity.
Behind closed doors, the atmosphere grew toxic. The boardroom, once united in support of Giuntoli's vision, became a battleground of blame and recrimination. Accusations flew, and trust eroded. Giuntoli, once confident and decisive, became a shadow of himself, haunted by the collapse of his grand plan.
The season ended in disgrace. Juventus, a club with a storied history, found themselves mid-table, devoid of European competition for the first time in decades. The fallout was brutal. Giuntoli resigned in shame, his reputation shattered.
Years later, the 2024/25 season was remembered as a cautionary tale of hubris and downfall. Giuntoli, once the celebrated mastermind, became a ghostly figure in football folklore, forever associated with Juventus' darkest hour. The promise of a bright future had turned into a horror story of failure, regret, and endless recriminations.
I don’t believe this Berardi rumors for even a minute, most likely the guy won’t even step foot on the pitch for the rest of year so it makes absolutely no sense whatsoever to consider him at this stage, seems to me as just recycled news.
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However i can imagine for example that there will likely be some loan discussions about him around the Winter Mercatto, but definitely nothing sooner than that.
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However i can imagine for example that there will likely be some loan discussions about him around the Winter Mercatto, but definitely nothing sooner than that.
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