Top 5 RWBs for Juventus (Summer 2025)
1. Raoul Bellanova (Atalanta – Italy )
- Defensive Data: Strong physically, excellent 1v1 defending, great positioning.
- Offensive Contribution: Accurate crosses, progressive carries, some goals and assists at Torino and Atalanta.
- Tactical Fit: Knows Serie A very well, perfect for a 3-5-2 system.
- Age: 25 – Prime years, balanced profile.
2. Yan Couto (Borussia Dortmund – Brazil )
- Versatility: Can play RB, RWB, or RW.
- Attacking Data: High progressive runs, dribbling success rate among the best for full-backs, good xA.
- Future Potential: 23 years old, ideal for long-term project.
3. Vanderson de Oliveira Campos (AS Monaco – Brazil )
- Experience: Nearly 100 Ligue 1 appearances with Monaco.
- Strength: Combines pace and physicality with strong attacking stats (7 goals in last few seasons).
- Tactical Adaptability: Capable of transitioning quickly into Serie A football.
4. Issa Kaboré (Manchester City – Loan at Werder Bremen)
- Age: 24, good mix of experience and upside.
- Profile: Modern full-back style – supports both phases, good defensive awareness, and reliable passing under pressure.
- Economic Advantage: Likely available on loan with an option to buy.
5. Marc Pubill (Almería – Spain )
- Young Prospect: 21 years old, targeted by Milan, Wolves, and Juventus.
- Data Highlights: Strong progressive carries and high defensive duel win rate for his age.
- Cost: Estimated €15–19M, making him a smart investment for the future.
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Top 5 Worst RWBs Juventus Could Sign — Rebranded as Smart Moves
1. Aaron Wan-Bissaka – “The Defensive Wall”
Spin:
“Juventus have lacked a true 1v1 defensive specialist on the right since the days of Stephan Lichtsteiner. Wan-Bissaka brings elite tackling, discipline, and physicality to a side looking to shut down dangerous left-wingers in Serie A and Europe. Under a structured manager, his technical shortcomings can be masked by positional intelligence and overlapping midfielders. A tactical weapon, not a liability.”
Key PR term: ‘Defensive anchor with untapped potential going forward.’
2. Denzel Dumfries – “The Bulldozer Returns”
Spin:
“Few players know the rigors of Serie A wing-back duty like Dumfries. His power, pace, and goal threat from deep make him a menace in the final third. While raw at times, Juventus have lacked that vertical burst from wide areas since the prime Cuadrado years. Dumfries offers proven league experience, Champions League minutes, and immediate physical impact. He’s not just a signing—he’s a system fit.”
Key PR term: ‘Plug-and-play Serie A veteran with European pedigree.’
3. Dani Alves (42) – “The Legend Returns”
Spin:
“Age is just a number when you have a footballing brain like Dani Alves. His leadership, tactical knowledge, and flair could be invaluable to a young dressing room. As a part-time mentor, cup-game starter, and occasional creative spark, Alves brings Juventus DNA, Barcelona excellence, and a winning mentality that can’t be taught. Plus—imagine the shirt sales.”
Key PR term: ‘Veteran genius and cultural icon with unfinished business in Turin.’
4. Héctor Bellerín – “The Rebirth Project”
Spin:
“Bellerín is exactly the kind of low-risk, high-upside signing Juventus can thrive on. Still just 30, he offers a rare mix of Serie A familiarity, La Liga technique, and Premier League pedigree. With the right fitness management, his overlapping runs and smart passing can unlock narrow defenses. He’s an Allegri reclamation project waiting to happen—just like Rabiot was.”
Key PR term: ‘Experienced yet undervalued creative full-back entering his second prime.’
5. Sergiño Dest – “The American Wildcard”
Spin:
“With North American markets growing, Dest is a smart move both commercially and tactically. He’s explosive, attack-minded, and can cover both flanks. Juventus could mold him into a hybrid winger-defender role, giving the team more dynamism in transition. Dest under Allegri would be a test of discipline—but the ceiling is undeniable. Think Cuadrado 2.0 with a U.S. passport.”
Key PR term: ‘Young, versatile international with elite athleticism and marketing appeal.’
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