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Juventus

Juventus

Serie A

Season Statistics

1 MATCHES
PLAYED
Win (100%) Draw (0%) Loss (0%)
1 Played
1 Won
0 Drawn
0 Lost
1 Goals For
0 Goals Against

Team Overview

Juventus stand as one of Italian football's most storied institutions, a club synonymous with consistency, discipline, and a winning mentality that has made them the most decorated side in Serie A history. Known for their historically resolute defensive foundations and knack for grinding out results even when not at their most fluid, the Bianconeri have long set the standard that the rest of the league measures itself against. That defensive identity remains visible in the numbers so far this season, with a clean sheet a key feature of their start.

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The current campaign is off to a perfect if still very early start under Luciano Spalletti. Juventus have played one match, winning it away from home, scoring once and conceding nothing. That result gives them a perfect record of one win from one, a goal difference of plus one, and a clean sheet to show for their opening fixture. With their sole match so far coming on the road, the early away form suggests a team capable of finding a result in unfamiliar conditions, though it remains too small a sample to draw sweeping conclusions about the shape of the season ahead.

Stylistically, the numbers hint at a side prioritizing solidity, a single goal scored and none conceded points to a controlled, efficient performance rather than an expansive attacking display. For a club with Juventus' pedigree, this kind of tight, low-scoring win is a familiar pattern, built on defensive organization and the ability to make a narrow margin count. As the season progresses, followers of the Bianconeri will be watching to see whether Spalletti's side can build on this disciplined start while also finding more consistent attacking output to match their defensive reliability.

Squad (34 players)

Goalkeepers (4)

M. Di Gregorio
#16 M. Di Gregorio
M. Perin
#1 M. Perin
C. Pinsoglio
#23 C. Pinsoglio
R. Radu
#40 R. Radu

Defenders (13)

Bremer
#3 Bremer
J. Cabal
#32 J. Cabal
A. Cambiaso
#20 A. Cambiaso
Z. Çelik
#2 Z. Çelik
C. Corradi
#28 C. Corradi
F. Gatti
#4 F. Gatti
Javier Gil
#43 Javier Gil
P. Kalulu
#15 P. Kalulu
L. Kelly
#6 L. Kelly
J. Lucumí
#26 J. Lucumí
N. Rizzo
#5 N. Rizzo
J. Rouhi
#73 J. Rouhi
D. Rugani
#24 D. Rugani

Midfielders (9)

Arthur
#29 Arthur
Douglas Luiz
#12 Douglas Luiz
T. Koopmeiners
#8 T. Koopmeiners
M. Locatelli
#5 M. Locatelli
W. McKennie
#22 W. McKennie
F. Miretti
#21 F. Miretti
K. Thuram
#19 K. Thuram
Francisco Conceição
#7 Francisco Conceição
K. Yıldız
#10 K. Yıldız

Attackers (8)

Kerim-Sam Alajbegović
#17 Kerim-Sam Alajbegović
J. Boga
#13 J. Boga
J. David
#30 J. David
J. Ekhator
#21 J. Ekhator
D. Elimoghale
#27 D. Elimoghale
R. Kolo Muani
#9 R. Kolo Muani
A. Milik
#14 A. Milik
E. Zhegrova
#11 E. Zhegrova

Player Statistics

2026/27 Season
# Player Pos Rating Apps Goals Assists Mins Tackles Passes
22
W. McKennie
W. McKennie
MF 6.6 1 0 0 90 0 45
1
M. Perin
M. Perin
GK 6.3 1 0 0 8 0 3
6
L. Kelly
L. Kelly
DF 6.3 1 0 0 90 0 66
9
R. Kolo Muani
R. Kolo Muani
FW 5.2 1 0 0 90 0 24
2
Z. Çelik
Z. Çelik
DF 6.6 1 0 0 69 0 38
3
Bremer
Bremer
DF 8.2 1 1 0 90 2 36
13
J. Boga
J. Boga
FW 6.5 1 0 0 21 0 6
5
M. Locatelli
M. Locatelli
MF 7.3 1 0 0 90 1 61
8
T. Koopmeiners
T. Koopmeiners
MF 6.5 1 0 0 11 0 9
12
Douglas Luiz
Douglas Luiz
MF 6.9 1 0 0 79 0 45
11
E. Zhegrova
E. Zhegrova
FW 6.3 1 0 0 21 1 19
20
A. Cambiaso
A. Cambiaso
DF 6.6 1 0 0 21 1 13
7
Francisco Conceição
Francisco Conceição
MF 7.3 1 0 1 69 0 26
15
P. Kalulu
P. Kalulu
DF 7.3 1 0 0 90 3 39
10
K. Yıldız
K. Yıldız
MF 7.3 1 0 0 69 0 19

Recent Transfers

2025/26 & 2026/27

Arrivals (53)

G. Vicario
From Tottenham
Loan Aug 2026
J. Lucumí
From Bologna
Transfer Aug 2026
C. Corradi
From Hellas Verona
Loan Aug 2026
Kerim-Sam Alajbegović
From Bayer Leverkusen
Transfer Jul 2026
J. Quattrocchi
From Argentino Quilmes
Return from loan Jun 2026
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Departures (64)

S. Scaglia
To Padova
Free agent Aug 2026
Vasilije Adžić
To Sassuolo
Loan Aug 2026
D. Pugno
To Jong Ajax
Loan Jul 2026
D. Puczka
To Genoa
Transfer Jun 2026
D. Vlahović
To Vlahovic Dusan
Free agent Jun 2026
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Injuries & Availability

3 Out 0 Doubtful
M. Di Gregorio
M. Di Gregorio Transfer negotiations
Out
J. Ekhator
J. Ekhator Muscle Injury
Out
F. Gatti
F. Gatti Injury
Out

Impact Analysis

Juventus face a trio of absences that, on paper, touch different areas of the squad rather than concentrating pressure on one specific line. Federico Gatti's unavailability due to injury represents the most notable loss from a defensive standpoint, as he has established himself as a regular option at the back, and his absence will require the backline to adjust its composition. Michele Di Gregorio's absence is unusual in nature, stemming from transfer negotiations rather than a physical issue, which adds a layer of uncertainty around the goalkeeping department depending on how that situation resolves. Joseph Ekhator, sidelined with a muscle injury, further reduces the attacking options available going forward.

With only three players unavailable and none of them listed as doubtful, Juventus retain reasonable squad depth overall compared to clubs dealing with larger injury lists. The situation is manageable rather than alarming, though losing a starting-caliber centre-back in Gatti and a first-choice goalkeeper option in Di Gregorio simultaneously does test the depth of those specific positions. The absence of Ekhator trims attacking rotation options but is less likely to disrupt the first-choice forward line significantly. Overall, the squad appears equipped to cope, provided the remaining defensive and goalkeeping options step in without further fitness setbacks.

Recent Form

WWLWW
W Frosinone 0-1 (A)
W Palermo 2-0 (H)
L Inter 1-2 (H)
W Chelsea 0-1 (A)
W Nice 2-0 (H)

Form Analysis

Juventus have put together an impressive run across their last five matches, winning four and losing just one, a record that points to strong overall form despite one notable setback. The sole defeat came against Inter, a 1-2 loss at home, which stands out as the only blemish against what appears to be the toughest opponent faced in this stretch. Outside of that result, Juventus have been clinical, defeating Frosinone 1-0 away, Palermo 2-0 at home, Chelsea 1-0 away, and Nice 2-0 at home, showing they can get results against a mix of domestic and continental opposition both home and away.

The attacking output has been solid, with seven goals scored across the five matches, while defensively the side has been largely secure, conceding just twice in total. Three clean sheets in five outings underline a well-organized defensive unit, with the Inter match serving as the exception where two goals were shipped. There is no clear home-or-away split in performance, as Juventus have won comfortably in both settings, though the concession of goals has come exclusively in home fixtures. Overall, the pattern suggests a team capable of controlling matches against varied opposition, with the Inter result the only real dent in an otherwise dominant stretch.

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