1. Nestor Combin, played: 1964-1965
He was a pioneer in the expedition of French players to Serie A, the French-Argentine striker being the first French player ever introduced in the history of Juventus club. He scored seven goals in 24 Serie A games and won a Coppa Italia title for the club. He has since played for Varese, Turin and AC Milan. Born in Argentina, he eventually chose to represent France because his maternal grandmother was French.
2. Michel Platini played for 1982-1987
He is a legend of Juventus, and the Frenchman is so popular in Turin, thanks to the honors he brings to Juventus: 1 Champions Cup, 1 Coppa Italia, 2 Serie A, 1 Toyota Cup, 3 Ballon d'Or and 3 Serie A top scorer titles. The incomparable Platini, who made 223 appearances for Juventus in all competitions, scoring 104 goals.
3. Didier Deschamps Played: 1994-1999
He is the first French player to be introduced by Juventus after Platini, and he inherits the mantle of his predecessors, with 8 titles in five years: 3 league titles, 1 Champions League, 1 UEFA Super Cup, 1 Italian Cup, 1 Italian Cup. He made 178 appearances for Juventus in all competitions, scoring 4 goals. After Juventus was ordered to be relegated for the "phone gate scandal", he returned to Serie A as manager.
4. Zinédine Zidane played from 1996 to 2001
Zidane came to Turin from Bordeaux in the summer of 1996, where he joined Juventus as a good player and left five years later as a superstar. Zidane's influence in Turin, although not comparable to that of his predecessors and Platini, left a strong mark there, with 2 Serie A titles and 1 Toyota Cup, 24 goals in 151 Serie A games, and a huge income for Juventus when he left the team.
5. Jocelyn Blanchard Played: 1998-1999
He became famous with Metz, a defender who has performed well in Ligue 1. In the summer of 1998 he signed with Juventus, but after a season he returned home to France to sign with Lens, making only 12 appearances in Serie A.
6. Thierry Henry Played for: 1999
Juventus' six months were undoubtedly the darkest moments of Thierry Henry's football career. In the winter break of the 1998/99 season, he came to Juventus from Monaco, scored only 3 goals in 16 Serie A games, and after being questioned, he left the team to join Arsenal in the Premier League, where Henri quickly regained his shooting sensation under Professor Wenger and eventually became a Gunners legend.
7. David Trezeguet (Played: 2000-2010
He is the french player who has played for the longest time at Juventus. In his 10 seasons in Turin, he surpassed legend Omar Sivori to become the most scoring foreign player in the club's history (171 goals/320 games). During this period, he won 2 Serie A titles for the team and won the Serie A top scorer once.
8. Lilian Thuram played from 2001 to 2006
After a stunning five seasons at Parma, Thuram signed with teammate Buffon in the summer of 2001. The pair, a formidable defensive duo in Europe, have won four Serie A titles in five years (titles in 2004/05 and 2005/06 were stripped away by the "phonegate scandal"). After Juventus was ordered to be relegated, Thuram left the team and has since made 204 appearances for Juventus in all competitions, scoring 1 goal.
9. Jonathan Zebina played: 2004-2010
The French defender has played for cagliari, Roma, Juventus and Brescia in four Serie A teams, and he has played for Juventus second only to his French compatriot Trezeguet. He will know everything, from the championship to the pain of Serie B. His two Serie A titles at Juventus were stripped away by the "phonegate scandal", and in juventus' six seasons, he made only 98 appearances for the team, scoring five goals.
10. Olivier Kapo Played: 2004-2007
His trip to Serie A was bleak for him, coming to Juventus from Auxerre in France in the summer of 2004, but after a season he was loaned out of the team and never returned, contributing only one assist in 14 serie a league games. It was sold to Birmingham by Juventus for €2.3 million in the summer of 2007.
11. Patrick Vieira Played: 2005-2006
Patrick Vieira is one of the few foreign players in Serie A history who has played in the top three of AC Milan, Inter Milan and Juventus. After nine seasons with the Gunners, he returned to Serie A to sign for Juventus, scoring five goals in 31 Serie A games and his first Serie A title was stripped away by the "phonegate scandal", juventus was ordered to be relegated to second division and then moved to Inter Milan.
12.让-阿兰·布姆松（Jean-Alain Boumsong）效力时间：2006-2008）
The Cameroon-born France international, who joined Juventus after being relegated to second division due to a "phone-gate scandal", was the undisputed mainstay under the Frenchman Deschamps, scoring 2 goals in 33 games, but neither of his successors Claudio Ranieri was given a chance to play in Serie A, leaving the team to return to France during the winter break of the 2007/08 season.
13. Paul Pogba Played: 2012-2016
The French midfielder is arguably a gem that Juventus picked up from Manchester United. In his four seasons at Juventus, he won four consecutive Serie A titles for the team, making 124 league appearances and scoring 28 goals. When United bought back for a sky-high transfer fee of €105 million in the summer of 2016, he brought in a significant amount of revenue for the team.
14. Nicolas Anelka Played for: 2013
During the winter break of the 2012/13 season, an adept adorable Anelka signed with Juventus on loan as a loan player, and his trip to Turin was more like a tourist, with only two embarrassing appearances in Serie A, lying and winning one Serie A title.
15. Patrice Evra played: 2014-2017
After eight years at Old Trafford, the French defender came to Serie A in the summer of 2014 to sign with Juventus. He was 33 years old at the time, but in his three seasons at Juventus, he still made 53 appearances for the team and scored three goals. Won the serie A and Coppa Italia twice each, as well as one Italian Super Cup.
16. Kingsley Coman Played: 2014-2017)
He came from the Youth Academy of Paris Saint-Germain and came here at the age of 9. In the summer of 2014, when many of europe's big clubs wanted him, he chose Juventus to sign for 5 years. However, Juventus did not give the French rookie enough patience to make only 15 appearances for the team, and his career has since been sublimated at Bayern.
17. Blaise Matuidi Played: 2017-2020
The French midfielder came to Juventus from Paris Saint-Germain in August 2017 on a three-year contract. In his three seasons with Juventus, he made 133 appearances in all competitions, scoring eight goals and winning five trophies for the team, including three Serie A titles. He left the team after his contract expired and currently plays for The Miami International in the Major Leagues.
18. Adrien Rabiot played: 2019 to present
In the summer of 2019, Rabio signed with Juventus from Paris Saint-Germain, and now two seasons later, the France international has made 62 appearances for the team in Serie A, scoring five goals. He won three titles for the team: Serie A, Coppa Italia and Super Cup. The 26-year-old French midfielder is sure to have a great future at Juventus!