Juventus - 'The Old Lady is experiencing a resurgence'

Up to this point in Italy's most prestigious football league, Juventus is the only team to have won all 6 points after the first two matches. Notably, Michele Di Gregorio is the only goalkeeper who has yet to concede a single goal. A truly impressive achievement.

Not only did they achieve maximum points, but the team nicknamed "The Old Lady" also displayed a rather coherent and highly effective style of play, at least compared to recent seasons. Clearly, the contribution of coach Thiago Motta cannot be overlooked in achieving such success.

Immediately after taking over, the strategist born in 1982 gradually implemented a "personnel revolution". Players who were not in coach Thiago Motta's plans were given the "green light" to leave, such as Wojciech Szczesny, Adrien Rabiot, and Federico Chiesa.

Thanks to the backing of the club's leadership, the Brazilian strategist has secured the services of a host of desirable new signings. According to statistics, Juventus has spent over 200 million euros to bring in Douglas Luiz, Khephren Thuram, Juan Cabal, Pierre Kalulu, Nico Gonzalez, Michele Di Gregorio, Francisco Conceicao, and Teun Koopmeiners.

Under the guidance of coach Thiago Motta, Juventus has undergone a transformation. In the last two matches, the starting lineup of the "Old Lady" consisted entirely of players in their early twenties. The two oldest players, goalkeeper Michele Di Gregorio and center-back Gleison Bremer, are also under 27 years old.

In short, the "young blood" both on the coaching bench and on the field is helping Juventus experience a strong resurgence. Certainly, the immediate goal for coach Thiago Motta and his team is to compete for the Serie A title with Inter Milan, AC Milan, and Napoli. Let's not forget, they have gone four consecutive seasons without a trophy (2020/2021 - 2023/2024).