Juventus is retaliating against Paris now only willing to loan Muani? Gorgova s franchise

After the draw in the early morning of Friday, Juventus learned about eight opponents this season, and the club's official website has counted some interesting data about these eight opponents:

Real Madrid is the team that Juventus faces the most (22) in Europe and the Club World Cup, and is also the club that the Zebras won the most games (9 games) and lost the most games (11 games).

Juventus lost three times against Real Madrid in the last four European matches (1 win and 3 losses), while 6 of the previous seven matches remained unbeaten (4 wins, 2 draws and 1 losses).

Juventus has a winning rate against Dortmund in the European game of 67%, with a record of 6 wins, 1 draw and 2 losses in 9 matches, including winning the last two times, both in the Champions League.

Among the teams that have played against more than two times in the European arena, Benfica is the team with the highest loss rate so far, reaching 78%, with 1 win, 1 draw and 7 losses in 9 games. Juventus' only victory against Benfica is back in March 1993, winning 3-0 at home in the second leg of the UEFA Cup quarter-finals.

Juventus did not win two games against Villarreal in the European match, drew 1-1 away in the first leg of the Champions League round of 16 in 2021/2022, and lost 0-3 at home in the second leg.

Juventus remained unbeaten in four European matches against Portugal Sports, 2 wins and 2 draws, in which the Zebras never conceded more than one goal per game.

Bodd Shining is the third Norwegian team Juventus encountered in the European arena. The two teams were Consweng and Rosenberg - Juventus has never lost to them: four wins and four draws (six games in the Champions League and two games in the Europa League).

Paphos will be the third Cypriot team Juventus faces in the European match after Omonia and Anossess. Juventus won all six games against these teams with a 25-3 goal difference (four in the UEFA Cup and two in the Champions League).

Juventus had a record of 4 wins, 1 draw and 1 loss in six European matches against Monaco, winning two of the last two matches, with the only loss being a 2-3 away game in the second leg of the Champions League semi-final in 1997/1998.

French media reported that after deciding to retain Serbian striker Vlahovic, Juventus will wait until the last moment to introduce Kloe Muani, hoping to only introduce the French international from Paris Saint-Germain on loan and no longer join the buyout option. The

Zebras have actually agreed to a new loan clause and are obliged to buy out Muani at the end of the season for a total cost of €60 million. However, in the past few days, Juventus has begun to rethink their options, mainly because general manager Komoli confirmed that Vlahovic "99%" would stay.

French Le Parisien therefore stated that Juventus has changed its plan and they do not want to overspend in the center position. Knowing that Muani has no future in PSG, the old woman hopes to wait until the last moment to take action, and it is just a paid loan, not to add the buyout option, let alone the voluntary buyout clause.

Juventus may delay large transfer fees until next summer, which could also be a bargaining method for Paris Saint-Germain, as PSG also stepped up the asking price in negotiations a few weeks ago.

Football Market website reported that due to the inability to sell Nico Gonzalez, Juventus's bid for Lille winger Edon Gergrova is doomed to end in failure, and the Kosovo international will transfer to Marseille in the next few days.

As Gergrova's contract expires after the end of this season, Lille is ready to sell him now, rather than risk losing him for free next summer. The Zebras have been watching the Kosovo winger closely over the past few months, seeing him as a potential addition to strengthening offensive options.

Gergrova himself seems to be open to the transfer to the Turin giants. He liked Ilditz's post on social media, which sparked speculation from fans, and many people think it was a signal that he was interested in joining the Zebras.

Despite interest from both sides, negotiations have not yet made progress as Juventus players sell. According to Football Market Network, the club is unable to advance the deal at this stage, partly because it cannot sell Nico Gonzalez. Because he was unable to sell people to cash out, Juventus was restricted in pursuing new goals.

This delay brought Marseille from behind, and the Ligue 1 club is quickly finalizing terms, taking advantage of Juventus' hesitation in the transfer market. Unless things change significantly, it seems that Geigrova's future will remain in France instead of heading to Italy.

Gegrova is regarded as a player with high technical talent and can have a significant impact on the offensive end, but Juventus must address the team's balance before introducing new players. This situation underlines a broader problem they face: While still active in the transfer market, it is limited by financial and clean lineups.

Now Juventus must decide whether to step up efforts to sell Gonzalez and chase Georgrova or to accept the opportunity to miss it.