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Juventus

Juventus

UEFA Champions League

Season Statistics

9 MATCHES
PLAYED
Win (33%) Draw (44%) Loss (22%)
9 Played
3 Won
4 Drawn
2 Lost
16 Goals For
15 Goals Against

Team Overview

Juventus enters their Champions League campaign under the guidance of Luciano Spalletti, carrying the weight of their storied European pedigree into what has proven to be a challenging group stage. The Bianconeri have managed just three victories from nine matches, accumulating four draws and suffering two defeats, leaving them with a precarious record that falls short of their traditional continental standards. With 16 goals scored against 15 conceded, the Turin giants have shown they can find the net consistently but have struggled with the defensive solidity that has historically defined their European campaigns.

The current statistics reveal a tale of two halves for Juventus, who have demonstrated notably stronger form at the Allianz Stadium with an unbeaten home record of two wins and two draws from four matches. However, their away form tells a different story, managing just one victory in five trips while suffering both of their defeats on foreign soil. This disparity suggests the team is still finding their rhythm in hostile environments, despite their reputation for tactical discipline and mental fortitude in European competition.

Juventus have maintained their ability to create scoring opportunities, failing to find the net in only two of their nine outings, while securing three clean sheets demonstrates glimpses of their defensive capabilities. The club's recent form shows periods of promise interspersed with frustrating results, reflecting a team in transition that is working to recapture the consistency that has made them perennial contenders in Europe's premier competition. Their current campaign suggests they possess the attacking tools to compete but must rediscover the defensive resilience that has long been synonymous with the Juventus identity.

Squad (31 players)

Goalkeepers (7)

M. Di Gregorio
#16 M. Di Gregorio
M. Fuscaldo
#29 M. Fuscaldo
R. Huli
#37 R. Huli
S. Mangiapoco
#22 S. Mangiapoco
M. Perin
#1 M. Perin
C. Pinsoglio
#23 C. Pinsoglio
S. Scaglia
#1 S. Scaglia

Defenders (8)

Bremer
#3 Bremer
J. Cabal
#32 J. Cabal
F. Gatti
#4 F. Gatti
P. Kalulu
#15 P. Kalulu
L. Kelly
#6 L. Kelly
G. Mulazzi
#6 G. Mulazzi
E. Holm
#2 E. Holm
T. Koopmeiners
#8 T. Koopmeiners

Midfielders (5)

A. Cambiaso
#27 A. Cambiaso
Vasilije Adžić
#17 Vasilije Adžić
F. Kostić
#18 F. Kostić
M. Locatelli
#5 M. Locatelli
K. Thuram
#19 K. Thuram

Attackers (11)

W. McKennie
#22 W. McKennie
F. Miretti
#21 F. Miretti
L. Anghelè
#10 L. Anghelè
J. Boga
#13 J. Boga
Francisco Conceição
#7 Francisco Conceição
J. David
#30 J. David
A. Milik
#14 A. Milik
L. Openda
#20 L. Openda
D. Vlahović
#9 D. Vlahović
K. Yıldız
#10 K. Yıldız
E. Zhegrova
#11 E. Zhegrova

Player Statistics

2025/26 Season
# Player Pos Rating Apps Goals Assists Mins Tackles Passes
22
W. McKennie
W. McKennie
MF 7.3 9 3 1 779 24 256
8
T. Koopmeiners
T. Koopmeiners
MF 6.8 9 2 0 630 10 324
10
K. Yıldız
K. Yıldız
FW 7.0 9 1 3 665 5 244
27
A. Cambiaso
A. Cambiaso
MF 6.7 9 0 1 642 8 349
15
P. Kalulu
P. Kalulu
DF 6.6 9 0 1 810 12 449
19
K. Thuram
K. Thuram
MF 6.9 8 1 1 515 6 272
30
J. David
J. David
FW 6.3 8 2 1 339 1 87
6
L. Kelly
L. Kelly
DF 6.8 8 1 1 720 14 435
5
M. Locatelli
M. Locatelli
MF 7.3 8 0 0 537 17 390
7
Francisco Conceição
Francisco Conceição
FW 7.0 8 1 0 433 1 147
20
L. Openda
L. Openda
FW 6.6 7 1 0 309 1 43
32
J. Cabal
J. Cabal
DF 6.3 6 0 0 158 4 50
17
Vasilije Adžić
Vasilije Adžić
MF 6.4 6 0 0 149 5 69
16
M. Di Gregorio
M. Di Gregorio
GK 6.8 6 0 0 540 0 132
21
F. Miretti
F. Miretti
MF 6.5 6 0 1 254 5 126
11
E. Zhegrova
E. Zhegrova
FW 6.7 5 0 0 104 1 53
18
F. Kostić
F. Kostić
MF 6.4 4 0 0 54 2 19
9
D. Vlahović
D. Vlahović
FW 7.4 4 3 1 198 0 45
3
Bremer
Bremer
DF 6.5 4 0 0 304 5 138
4
F. Gatti
F. Gatti
DF 7.0 4 1 0 326 3 132
1
M. Perin
M. Perin
GK 7.4 3 0 0 270 0 84
2
E. Holm
E. Holm
DF 5.9 0 0 0 16 0 13

Recent Transfers

2024/25 & 2025/26

Arrivals (54)

E. Holm
From Bologna
Loan Feb 2026
J. Boga
From Nice
Loan Jan 2026
G. Mulazzi
From FC Sion
Loan Jan 2026
L. Cerri
From Bari
Return from loan Jan 2026
R. Huli
From Juventus U20
Raise Jan 2026
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Departures (78)

João Mário
To Bologna
Loan Feb 2026
A. Boufandar
To PRO Vercelli
Free agent Jan 2026
J. Rouhi
To Carrarese
Loan Jan 2026
R. Turicchia
To Virtus Entella
Free agent Jan 2026
J. Quattrocchi
To Argentino Quilmes
Loan Jan 2026
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Injuries & Availability

4 Out 2 Doubtful
J. Cabal
J. Cabal Red Card
Doubtful
A. Milik
A. Milik Injury
Out
Bremer
Bremer Injury
Out
D. Vlahovic
D. Vlahovic Groin Injury
Out
E. Holm
E. Holm Foot Injury
Out
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Impact Analysis

Juventus faces significant squad challenges with six players currently unavailable, creating notable disruptions across multiple positions. The absence of Dusan Vlahovic due to a groin injury represents the most substantial blow, as the Serbian striker has been central to the team's attacking structure and goal-scoring output this season. His unavailability forces tactical adjustments in the final third, with Arkadiusz Milik also sidelined through injury, leaving the attacking options considerably diminished. The defensive unit suffers equally, with Bremer's injury removing one of their most reliable center-backs, while Pierre Kalulu's suspension through a red card further depletes defensive depth at a crucial time.

The positional impact extends beyond the headline absences, with Emil Holm's foot injury affecting the fullback rotation options. Juan Cabal's suspension adds another layer of complexity to squad selection. While Juventus possesses sufficient squad depth in midfield areas, the simultaneous unavailability of key attacking and defensive personnel tests their tactical flexibility. The team will need to rely heavily on fringe players and potentially adjust their tactical approach to compensate for these absences. The combination of injuries and disciplinary issues creates a challenging period that will reveal the true depth and adaptability of the squad across multiple competitions.

Recent Form

LLLDL
L Como 0-2 (H)
L Galatasaray 5-2 (A)
L Inter 3-2 (A)
D Lazio 2-2 (H)
L Atalanta 3-0 (A)

Form Analysis

Juventus find themselves in a deeply concerning period of form, having managed just one point from their last five matches across all competitions. The statistics paint a stark picture of a team struggling at both ends of the pitch, with only six goals scored while conceding a worrying 15 goals. This represents a significant defensive collapse for a club traditionally built on solid foundations at the back.

The attacking output has been inconsistent, with the majority of their goals coming in the heavy 5-2 defeat away to Galatasaray, suggesting they can create chances but lack the clinical edge needed to convert opportunities consistently. More troubling is their defensive fragility, having failed to keep a single clean sheet during this run while shipping multiple goals in four of the five matches. The defeats have come against varied opposition, including domestic rivals Inter and Atalanta, as well as struggling against Como at home, indicating this poor form isn't simply down to facing elite competition. Their home form appears particularly concerning, with the draw against Lazio preventing what could have been consecutive home defeats. The pattern suggests systemic issues that extend beyond individual match circumstances, with the team appearing vulnerable regardless of venue or opponent quality.

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