Meanwhile, Angel Di Maria is there. And it is already good news for Max Allegri, who in the meantime has also lost Alex Sandro and has not recovered either Manuel Locatelli or Adrien Rabiot. Meanwhile, Di Maria is there, but unless he changes his plans he will start from the bench, because the previous ones have not been comforting and new forcings do not seem to be too pleasing even to the player: but being able to use it while the game is in progress is already something good for Allegri, forced to face the match against Benfica with the air of those who cannot anyway err. The context is what it is, the Var disaster of the match with Salernitana on the one hand has removed two points and on the other hand has reunited the environment that feels defrauded without exception, but does not erase all those limits that have emerged in a merciless way. Sunday evening as underlined by the deafening whistles that accompanied Juve at the interval. The opportunity to react is this, with Allegri thus relying on the old-new certainties of a 3-5-2 that has given signs of solidity when used recently.
THE CHOICES – Against Benfica we are therefore moving towards a formation, the one tried on the eve, which still sees Mattia Perin in goal (but a last minute recovery by Wojciech Szczesny is not excluded), Gleison Bremer, Leonardo Bonucci and Danilo in defense, Juan Cuadrado, Weston McKennie, Leandro Paredes, Fabio Miretti and Filip Kostic in the median, with Arek Milik and Dusan Vlahovic in attack. And Di Maria? Twelfth man ready to make a difference during the game.
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