With the Serie A schedule halfway through, Juventus, which has clearly not met expectations this season, needs to reverse the decline as soon as possible. For head coach Allegri, on the one hand, he needs to further build the team from the technical and tactical aspects to stimulate everyone's ability to a greater extent; on the other hand, he also needs to use the transfer market to directly strengthen the overall strength of the team through the introduction of some players. Only in this "two-pronged approach" can Juventus have the potential to further improve the team's league standings and thus achieve their goal of finishing in the top four at the end of the season.
Let's start with the tactical level. Objectively speaking, Allegri's tactical thinking this season does not seem to be clear. Judging from the performance on the pitch, the team lacks a real tactical core. Among Juventus' players, most of the midfielders are "blue-collar players", and the only one who has good technical ability and passing ability is Artur, but he has not won the trust of Allegri and his teammates because of the attitude problem. In the forward line, Dybala was once pinned on high hopes, but the Argentine international has not shown the ability to lead the team alone this season. Moreover, from the technical characteristics, Dybala can only play the position of shadow striker, which makes Allegri very limited in his use. From the current mainstream tactics in Europe, many giant teams will use the "no front" tactics in some games, under this tactical system, the position of each offensive player is not fixed, they constantly rotate positions, so that the players who are watching them are confused.
Therefore, among the top level of offensive players, even the traditional pile-type center, such as Haaland and Lukaku, basically has the ability to pull the edge of the attack, not to mention the frontcourt all-rounders who can be edged. For "classical" attackers like Dybala, their role on the pitch is increasingly weakened, making it harder to become the core players of the team. So while Dybala has scored five goals in the league this season and contributed three assists, Juventus' performance across the team has remained poor. Even from the individual perspective of the players, Dybala is not even as prominent as The Younger Chieza, who has only scored 1 goal and 1 assist in the league this season, which is far from Dybala's statistics. After the winter transfer window opens, Dybala will be able to communicate with other teams other than Juventus about the transfer, but Juventus does not seem to be in a hurry, perhaps in their opinion, combined with Dybala's performance, the team's offer to Dybala is good enough, and it is difficult for other teams to provide him with better treatment.
Let's look at the transfer market. The team needs to make some adjustments on the forward line. On the offensive end of the team, if Dybala's main problem is that personal data is good, but it does not effectively drive teammates, then Morata's unsatisfactory performance is entirely due to poor personal competitive status. First of all, from the perspective of offensive efficiency, Morata has only scored 5 goals this season, and in the case of more than half of the season, as the team's main striker, such data can certainly not be accounted for. In addition, Morata scored those five goals with 35 shots on goal, with a goal rate of only 14 per cent, which is only the twenty-second place among all the forward players in the league, which is already a rather mediocre ranking. Secondly, from the perspective of the role of the whole team, this season, Morata has been slow on the field, and it is difficult to create space for his teammates through active running. When opponents keep a tight eye on him, he has little presence on the field.
In this case, when Barca extended an "olive branch" to the Spain international, Morata's departure from the team has become a matter of course. The transfer went fairly well. According to transfer expert Agristi, Barca have agreed with Morata on personal treatment. Morata, who is worth 45 million euros, will travel to the Camp Nou and he will be signed to Barca for a one-and-a-half-year contract. Since Morata and Juventus still have a six-month loan contract, but considering Morata's performance this season, Juventus will "push the boat" and terminate the loan contract with Morata early. It is reported that after Morata leaves the team, Juventus will start to sign a center, and their target may be Icardi or Vlahović.
In addition, the team's talented border defender Kulusevsky has still not played as expected this season, and he has not been able to obtain a stable starting position at all, starting in the league only 4 times. With Bernardeski back in form, Kulusevsky's prospects for the second half of the season were even bleaker. According to the Milan sports newspaper, Spurs are interested in signing Kulusevsky, who are expected to send Juventus a €30 million offer. (The picture comes from the Internet, if there is infringement, please contact to delete)