The atmosphere during Juventus training has been intense, with players visibly drained yet motivated by Igor Tudor’s leadership. Following a well-deserved day off, the team returned to the Continassa Training Center for a rigorous week filled with double training sessions and significant athletic conditioning. Tudor, who faced challenges last season due to emergencies, now has the opportunity to shape his vision for the team both physically and tactically.
Amidst the hard work, a small event for young fans allowed them to meet players such as Conceiçao, Jonathan David, and Joao Mario, offering a glimpse of connectivity between the team and supporters. As the players prepare for their first pre-season test against Reggiana, the tactical formation is likely to remain at 3-4-2-1, but the selections for the match will be critical in assessing their development.
This match will not only showcase the new players, including Jonathan David and Joao Mario, but it also serves as an important measure for Tudor and his staff to evaluate progress and identify areas needing improvement. Although definitive judgments are not expected yet, the results will guide future preparations.
Following this friendly match behind closed doors, the team will travel to Herzogenaurach, Germany, for further training, where they aim to solidify teamwork and strategy. The upcoming challenge against Borussia Dortmund on August 10 will provide a tougher test, ramping up preparation just two weeks before the start of the season.
The team’s commitment to collective training reflects a unified strategy, and fans can look forward to seeing how the squad evolves as they prepare for an exciting season ahead. The blend of fresh talent and experienced players could yield promising results as the season approaches.