Juventus has made an impressive start to their Champions League campaign this season, winning both of their opening matches.
The men in black and white have shown that a change in management hasn’t held them back. They’ve worked hard to secure victories against PSV and RB Leipzig.
Their most recent match in Germany was a real test of their progress, and the Old Lady passed with flying colours.
Now, Juventus will look to continue their winning run and remain in the hunt for a top-eight finish.
Thiago Motta has built a team that is both strong and confident, giving fans hope of ending the season with a trophy. But the question remains—can they truly become champions of Europe?
Pundit Simone Braglia thinks so and says, as quoted by Tuttojuve:
“The Juve of Boniperti and Agnelli is back, you can feel a club that wants to win again everywhere. For me, Juve will win the Champions League. And I’ll say more. Seeing all the Champions League results, this year there will be an Italian final with Inter”.
Juve FC Says
We will certainly go far in Europe, and we will make an impression, but winning the Champions League will be tough because there are so many top teams in the competition.
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Now that we have Pogba instead of Douglas Luiz yeeeaaaaahhh we will WIN UCL
POGBAAACKKK <3
Lol… so he’ll be a bench warmer for one season and can finally leave ..
Well he is a world cup winner we signed 2 times for free. Way better than Douglas the Benchwarmer we bought for 50 million Euros who can’t even run. btw, you sound like a noob who never watched Pogba play. go watch some football NoonJOKE
Pogba should of won a Ballon d’or. At his best he was amazing. Been far from his best ever since he left juve for man u. Hopefully the time off has done him good. Could be used as a super sub
Gettings fellow Juve fans and much love from the USA and Caribbean. Feels like forever I’ve been supporting Juve thru it’s ups and downs.. Will never forget that moment when Del Piero came on as a sub for Ravanelli!
It’ll be a dream come true when we win the UCL.. But.. one game at a time.. and always have that urge to never be satisfied.. always aim to get better!
Forza Juve!
Very ambitious. We need to find ourselves first,another three or so games and we’ll know our level, especially now without bremer.
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