Juventus could sign West Ham bust in January transfer window
Juventus thought they would be in Serie A title contention this season after hiring the exciting Thiago Motta to replace Max Allegri at manager, hoping that the man who led Bologna to a fairytale Champions League qualification would be able to bring more attacking power and youthful energy to the Bianconeri.
Instead, Juve have, more or less, been the same as last season. They are a plodding, defensive side with decent youth contributions but an overall anemic attack that is far too reliant on whether or not the streaky Dusan Vlahovic has a good game in front of goal.
With little talent on the wings and better playmaking on paper than in reality, Juventus are sixth in the table, seven points behind underdogs Atalanta in first. They are technically still title contenders, but they are,...