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Juventus has a nightmare start to the season! After seven days of Serie A, the Turin players occupy a disappointing eighth place, also losing the first two Champions League games, against PSG and Benfica. If for the moment the coach of the Old Lady Massimiliano Allegri is not in danger, a failure to win in the next championship and C1 days could lead to expulsion. Juve, which saw Dybala, Morata and Bernardeschi come out this summer, are struggling to be dangerous in attack this season (only 11 goals in 9 games), despite the arrivals of Di Maria, Milik and Kostic. The Italian club also has many injuries, and the absence of the Church on the Turin attack is also deeply felt. In great difficulty at the moment, Juventus has already targeted several players to strengthen themselves in the next transfer window.
Griezmann Interested in the Old Lady!
According to Gazette, the Turin club would seriously consider recruiting Antoine Griezmann in the winter transfer window. The French striker, still on loan to Atlético this season, still belongs to Barça. Even though the Colchoneros have a buy option for the 2018 world champion, Grizou may decide to change sides if his situation doesn’t quickly change on the side of the Spanish capital. Although he made his debut in the Madrid derby, it was only the first time this season that Diego Simeone has fielded him. Grizi was content to play 30 minutes per game, in the role of luxury prankster. At Juve Griezmann would find one of his best friends Paul Pogba, who could influence his choice. The other names cited by the Italian newspaper to reinforce the attack in Turin are Pulisic and Asensio. Business to follow during the winter transfer window.
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Juventus are seriously considering recruiting Antoine Griezmann during the next transfer window. Grizou could decide to change his scenery if his situation doesn’t evolve quickly alongside Atlético, or if he is confined to a substitute role at the start of the season.
