Juventus are on the brink of having a fully fit squad, with only Nico Gonzalez and Milik remaining on the side-lines. Manager Thiago Motta was visibly pleased after the recent victory against Manchester City, highlighting the strength and attitude of his players. The depth of the squad was evident, with impactful substitutes like Weah and McKennie making significant contributions.
The return of Gonzalez is eagerly anticipated, as he is expected to be the team’s trump card for the end of the year. Although he trained separately today, confirming earlier speculations, his participation in the upcoming Venezia match remains highly doubtful. Motta will make a final decision tomorrow, but the Argentine forward is more likely to make his comeback in the Coppa Italia clash against Cagliari. He might then gradually increase his playing time in the league game against Monza on the 22nd.
Gonzalez’s return will mark the end of a two-and-a-half-month absence, indicating that his injury was more severe than initially reported. Meanwhile, Milik, another key player for Juventus’s offensive balance, is targeting a return between the end of this year and the beginning of 2025.
Unfortunately, the seasons for Cabal and Bremer have come to an premature end. Bremer, who was present at the stadium yesterday, expressed his emotions on social media, stating how difficult it is to be unable to play but how proud he is of his teammates’ fighting spirit and important victory.
