Vasilije Adzic, the 18-year-old Montenegrin attacker who joined Juventus this summer from Budućnost, is poised to make his mark on the first team. Despite facing early setbacks due to muscular injuries, Adzic is now ready to showcase the potential that prompted the Bianconeri to invest in him.
Calciomercato report how Thiago Motta, Juventus’ manager, has expressed high hopes for the young talent. “You’ve seen little of him,” Motta stated, “but he’s a strong player.” The coach has been particularly impressed by Adzic’s posture on the field, noting that he appears more “open” and in tune with the team’s tactical requirements.
Motta’s praise extends to Adzic’s ability to receive the ball and make intelligent decisions, whether it’s to spread play or penetrate defenses. The manager’s confidence in the player is evident, as he asserts, “When it’s his turn to play, he’ll do well.”
The versatility of Adzic is seen as a significant asset. Motta envisions him as a modern, multifaceted player capable of fulfilling various roles. While primarily viewed as a midfielder, Adzic could potentially operate as a number 10 or in a more traditional number 8 role. However, due to his physical attributes, he is not considered for wide positions.
As a player born in 2006, Adzic has ample time to develop and explore his capabilities. Juventus plans to utilize him in half-spaces, aiming to make him immediately effective while allowing room for growth and experimentation.
