Juventus’ Forward Numbers Make a January Case
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33-second readJuventus’ 1-1 draw at Cagliari sharpened a practical question for Luciano Spalletti: should attacking depth be the club’s first priority in January? Get Italian Football News identifies a blunt attack and a thin squad among the coach’s main problems, while Tuttosport reports that Juventus have begun considering ideas for the winter market.
Neither report confirms a specific target or a completed transfer plan. The case for reinforcement is clear from the numbers and the available options. Juventus sit sixth with 11 points, five behind joint leaders Inter and Lazio, while Spalletti’s side has scored nine goals and conceded five in its first six league matches.
A run of fitness concerns affecting Juventus has further narrowed the choices available to him.
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The Juventus January transfer debate is driven by one goal in six for Kolo Muani, none in four for Woltemade, and a squad hit by injuries.
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