Andrea Cambiaso has emerged as Juventus’ unexpected game-changer, making a significant impact across all areas of the pitch. In just four days, his offensive runs led to a penalty against Lille and set up Timothy Weah’s goal in the Turin derby. Fans and media outlets are lavishing praise on the 23-year-old former Genoa and Bologna player, describing him as “the best,” “doing everything well,” and “an unstoppable train.”
Under Thiago Motta’s guidance, Cambiaso has become indispensable. He has featured in 16 matches this season, starting 14, and has accumulated the most minutes on the field among Juventus players, surpassing even Dusan Vlahovic. His versatility allows Motta to enhance the team’s tactical flexibility and create numerical advantages on the pitch.
Cambiaso’s performances have not gone unnoticed. Italy’s national team coach, Luciano Spalletti, now considers him a key player for the Azzurri in their Nations League campaign and upcoming World Cup qualifiers. His rise has also attracted attention from top European clubs, with Real Madrid reportedly showing interest.
The young Italian’s market value has skyrocketed in recent months. With a contract running until 2029 and a current salary of €1 million per season (likely to increase soon), Cambiaso could now command a transfer fee close to €50 million. However, both Juventus and the player are aligned in their vision: they are not listening to outside offers, instead focusing on building a successful era together in Turin for the coming years.
