After a 2-1 win over Venice in this round, Juventus have secured a fourth-place position in the league. But Juve's performance this season has not been satisfactory. In particular, Allegri did not show a particularly good performance, and the team spent 80 million to bring in Vlahović, who was struggling to play under him.
In January, Juventus spent $80 million to bring in Serie A's hottest centre-forward, Vlahovic. But in recent matches, Vlahovic has clearly not adapted to the team's tactics, and the efficiency of scoring goals has dropped rapidly. In the match against Venice, Vlahović did not get too good a chance. Previously, in Juve's match against Sassuolo, Vlahović didn't even get a chance to start and didn't have a single shot after coming off the bench.
This appears to be inconsistent with Vlahović's own strength. In the first half of the season, Vlahović made 24 appearances for Fiorentina, scoring 20 assists and 2 goals, basically averaging a rhythm of 1 goal per game. After joining Juventus, Vlahović scored just seven goals in 17 games.
This has a lot to do with Allegri's more conservative tactics. Although Allegri has always been a 1-0 coach, from sitting on a super center like Vlahović, Allegri has not developed a matching tactical style for him. At the beginning, Allegri was considered to be the Einstein of football when he coached AC Milan, but now Allegri is indeed a bit poor, leading the team to poor results, the Champions League was eliminated by Villarell, and the performance in the league is also very difficult. The offensive ability of his team is really worrying, not that the players are incompetent. For example, Kulusevsky made 27 appearances for Juve in the first half, scoring only 2 goals and assisting 3 goals, while Kulu scored 3 goals and assisted 8 goals in 14 games after joining Tottenham, which is obviously related to the coach's tactical play.