There's still a week to go until Juve face Chievo and with that in mind, here's a roundup of the weeks stories to date:

Juve look to the Premier League

Juventus are looking to the Premier League with interest in Gary Cahill and the rebellious Carlos Tevez. Read more here

Walcott agent denies Juve link

“I don’t know what will happen, but Juventus have not called us,” the representative underlined. “We have not received any calls from Italy in recent times." Read more here

Ex-Juve chief signs for PSG

Former Juventus official Jean-Claude Blanc will imminently join the revolution at Paris Saint-Germain. Read more here

Trio tack Ogbonna

Juve, Milan and Napoli are all interested in signing Torino defender Angelo Ogbonna, according to The Corriere dello Sport. You can read more here

Storari on the verge of new deal

Marco Storari is on the verge of penning a new deal with Juventus to tie him to the club until at least 2014. While the deal is yet to be confirmed, more information is available here

Amauri to move in January

....but then we've heard that before. However, this time round, his agent has commented on his clients lack of opportunities in Turin. “He thought that he’d find some space in the team, but that has not been the case,” agent Giampiero Pocetta told footmercato.fr. “He’ll certainly leave Juventus and the situation will become a lot clearer in the next six weeks,” he added. “A move to France? We’ll certainly listen to and consider all offers that we receive.”

Ticket Sales

Current projections suggest that the new stadium has been a resounding success for the Bianconeri with Juventus earning €4.2m following their first 3 games at home, compared with the €1.2m earned last season. If Juventus continue at this rate, the expected turnover at the end of the season would be €27m which would mean an increase of almost €15m from the previous season.

Juve title hopes

Following the hard fought victory over Milan, many Juve players were quick to dismiss the teams title chances. Mirko Vucinic, Gianluigi Buffon and Andrea Barzagli all went on the record to say it was too early to talk of a title challenge which Gigi went as far as to say Milan were still the likely favourites. Meanwhile, senile Palermo owner, Maurizio Zamparini went one step further, suggesting Napoli are the strongest side in Serie A at the moment.