Fabio Miretti has been struggling to meet the expectations since his promotion to the Juventus first team.
Although the youngster has received support from Max Allegri, who moved him from the U19 team to the first team, fans believe he should have developed further by now.
Due to the competition for a starting spot, Miretti has found it challenging to log as many minutes as he would have preferred.
However, with the suspensions of Paul Pogba and Nicolo Fagioli, an opportunity has arisen for him to play a more prominent role in the first team.
A report on Il Bianconero indicates that the midfielder is poised to receive more opportunities, and this is his moment to prove himself.
Juventus is expected to be active in the transfer market during the January window, and Miretti’s performance could influence the club’s decisions.
If he performs well, he might secure his place in the team, regardless of new signings, and his form could also impact the type of players the club pursues.
Juve FC Says
Miretti has been experiencing a dip in form recently and hasn’t progressed as anticipated when he was first promoted.
Nonetheless, the young player still has plenty of time ahead of him, and we hope that he will seize his opportunity when he gets an extended run in the team once more.
What on earth should make him a performer all of a sudden. Just look at the matches he has been playing so far and you will discover many bad playing minutes. My call on him is that he needs what it takes to hit the highest level, which we must expect from a player at Juve. Janurarys transfer window is more important than ever – if the club can find the dollars.
Simple answer is no. Hasn’t shown anything in the last 18 months to make anyone think he will all of a sudden improve to the level required by a pedestrian Juventus midfield. He needs to go out on loan and do his development away from Juve so that he limits the damage to the team. Not saying he won’t become a decent player one day, but certainly not now.
He is not at that level now, and I wonder if he will ever be. The answer is to get another good midfielder like Samardzic, just please don`t sign Højberg.