For Juventus, while the season is not over yet, their results for the season have been settled. Judging from the situation in the standings, they are in a position of "more than enough than the bottom", although there is no hope of participating in the competition for the league title, but the top four positions are still relatively stable. In such a difficult season, their record is basically a task. However, judging by the team's operations in the transfer market, their goal next season is certainly not just the top four in the league. Whether in the league or in the Champions League, they have higher goals.
In fact, for Allegri, his coaching performance in the second half of the league is not very convincing. In order to improve the team's performance, they made a relatively large adjustment to the team's lineup in the middle of the season. At least in terms of paper strength, they are no longer at a disadvantage compared with several competitors. However, judging from the actual results, they have not shown a significant improvement. It's hard for them to stay in good shape for long periods of time, and their performances in key games have been disappointing. As a direct consequence of this, although they are not left behind in the competition for Champions League qualification, they are also unable to participate substantively in the league title competition. In addition, judging from the team's performance on the field, they did not come up with a refreshing state. It seems that Allegri has not made targeted adjustments to the team's tactical system, their rhythm is still very slow, the formation position is obviously behind, and the efficiency in the attack is not ideal.
In the team's tactical system, there is one player who deserves special mention, and he is Vlahovic. As a large-scale reinforcement for the team, the young shooter undoubtedly carried the team's high expectations. However, judging by his performances for nearly half a season, his efficiency is not ideal, with only 6 goals in the account. In this case, he naturally received a lot of criticism. In the eyes of the outside world, the team's reinforcement seems to have signs of "water drifting". To many, Vlahović doesn't seem to be fully prepared to play for the team. As Captain Bonucci said, Vlahović should take the initiative to integrate himself into the team as a whole, reducing individual "going it alone". When he carries the ball with his back to the front, he should minimize the attempt to turn around directly with the ball, but should first hold the ball and wait for his teammates to plug in later. In this way, it can not only avoid letting yourself fall into the situation of "fighting alone", but also allow more teammates to participate in the attack and improve the quality of the team's attack.
Admittedly, Bonucci's view has some truth, as a high-value young player, Vlahović is indeed a little eager to prove himself to a certain extent, but objectively speaking, the team's overly conservative tactics seem to bear more responsibility than Vlahović's personal factors. From the specific performance point of view, most of the time, when Vlahovic is in the state of taking the ball, the follow-up speed of the teammates behind him is not ideal, in the case of the opposing defender close to the rush, if he can not make a move in time, it will soon fall into the "encirclement" of the opposing defensive player, and the conversion of the ball will be inevitable. For this problem, Allegri, as the head coach, "can't help but blame". In his tactics, the team did not show enough "tricks" in the attack, and there was not enough change in the on-field command, and it seemed that it had always been "where to play".
Of course, in the editor's view, the reason why the team is in an "offensive dilemma" is also related to the long absence of Chiesa Jr. The Italy international is the team's most dynamic and creative player on the offensive end, especially in the team's best defensive counter-attack tactics, his excellent speed, excellent foot skills and good coordination ability, and the team is a "match made in heaven". Judging from the current situation, his future has been "settled". According to transfer expert Romano, the team has officially completed the transfer of Chiesa Jr. To buy out the Italy international, they paid Fiorentina a fixed transfer fee of €40 million and an additional €10 million if triggered by additional terms. Coupled with the €10 million loan fee, Juventus spent €60 million on a transfer fee after officially signing the attacker.
In addition, in terms of midfield, Allegri is quite helpless about too many "sapper-type" players in the team. Therefore, the adjustment of the midfield position is also "imminent". According to transfer expert Massimo Pavan, the team has targeted Argentina international Paredes. However, in terms of transfer fees, Juventus' bid has not yet met the expectations of the other side. It is reported that Juventus's first offer is 12 million euros, while the other side's expectation is 20 million euros. (The picture comes from the Internet, if there is infringement, please contact to delete)