Max Allegri, in his 2019 book 'Il calcio è semplice', emphasizes the importance of developing 'thinking footballers' rather than 'farm-bred chickens'. He explains the challenge of translating training into actual game scenarios. Giorgio Chiellini and Andrea Cambiaso, representing different generations, have recently discussed this core value, which is central to Allegri's technical work and has contributed to Juventus's past success and current rebuilding efforts.

Matteo Tognozzi, a key figure in Juventus' scouting department since 2017, is leaving to join Granada CF in Spain. His departure is seen as a significant event for Juventus, where he has been instrumental in identifying young talent. Tognozzi's approach to scouting, focusing on young players with potential to succeed in European football, has been a part of Juventus' strategy to remain competitive in Europe despite having a smaller budget compared to other top clubs. Juventus has acknowledged Tognozzi's contributions and will look to Giovanni Manna to continue the work in scouting and talent development.

Juventus Football Club is experiencing a resurgence, with signs of maturity and unity evident in the team's dynamics. Cristiano Giuntoli has described the club as a 'big family,' a sentiment echoed by players Adrien Rabiot and Manuel Locatelli. The team has shown resilience, with Danilo providing moral support to the younger players and the entire club rallying around them. Despite a setback against Sassuolo, the team, led by coach Max Allegri, is on a path to rediscover its identity, with players like Locatelli stepping up their game. The environment at Continassa has improved, and there is a sense of harmony and balance within the squad, with players like Bremer, Vlahovic, Chiesa, and Milik showing a strong sense of belonging and a desire to prove themselves.

Juventus has abandoned its appeal to the Council of State for damages regarding the 2005-2006 season title, which was awarded to Inter Milan following the Calciopoli inquiry. The decision is largely symbolic and political, as previous legal challenges against the Italian Football Federation, Inter Milan, and the Italian National Olympic Committee had been rejected. The potential compensation claimed by Juventus was estimated at 443 million euros. The club's legal efforts, including appeals to the Federal Court of the Italian Football Federation and the Council of State, have been consistently dismissed, leading to the final decision to step back and close the chapter on Calciopoli.

In the exciting match between Milan and Juventus, defender Gatti of Juventus was highlighted after Milan coach Pioli remarked that Gatti was cautioned after '22 fouils'. However, Opta data clarified that Gatti committed 5 of the 16 fouls recorded for Juventus. Allegri, fearing Gatti might not finish the match after being booked for a foul on Leao, substituted him with Huijsen in the final 12 minutes. Gatti's performance was noted for its physicality and strategic fouling against the unpredictable Leao.

Paul Pogba's suspension becomes definitive pending judgment after confirmation of positive doping tests following the Udinese-Juventus match. He admitted to taking a supplement on the advice of an American doctor without informing Juventus. Pogba, previously the highest-paid player, now faces a reduced salary during suspension. Juventus could terminate his contract if the suspension exceeds six months and might seek damages. However, terminating before June could incur penalties due to the 'growth decree' benefits received since his arrival in Turin.

Dusan Vlahovic is facing physical issues again this season with lumbago after suffering from pubalgia last year. Despite scoring four goals early in the season, his participation in the upcoming match against Torino is uncertain. Vlahovic had similar issues at Fiorentina and had to forego summer vacations for treatments. The problem seems to be recurring, causing concern about his ability to play consistently throughout the season.

Moise Kean is set to start for Juventus in the absence of Dusan Vlahovic and Arek Milik, alongside Federico Chiesa, who is poised to become the new technical leader under coach Max Allegri. Kean has the chance to make an impact and change the course of his season, having not yet made a significant mark in his 28 minutes over three matches. Despite interest from other clubs, Juventus retained Kean after buying him back from Everton for 28 million euros. Kean, who grew up in the Juventus youth system, is looking to play more to increase his chances of being called up to the Italian national team, as suggested by national coach Luciano Spalletti.

Barbara Bonansea's mental coach, Stefano Pigolotti, praises her as a predestined talent with a track record of excellent performances at crucial moments. He highlights her authenticity and the mental conviction she brings to her game. Bonansea's recent goals at the Women's World Cup debut for Italy, along with her impressive career achievements, are noted. Pigolotti also follows Cristiana Girelli, another key player for Italy, commending her decisive ability and leadership qualities. The coach acknowledges the potential risk of complacency after Italy's last-minute win against Australia but trusts the maturity of the team and the technical leadership of Milena Bertolini to maintain focus.