Juventus On International Duty
Federico Chiesa to miss Italy’s Euro 2024 qualifiers due to muscle issue
International breaks. Injury worries. Collision course.
There and back again: A tale from the 2023 Women’s World Cup
These are the first-hand highlights (and low points) from New Zealand
Four takeaways from Italy’s humbling loss to Sweden in Group G showdown
Went things went bad, things went bad in very quick fashion — and that was not a good thing to see happen.
Four takeaways from Italy’s win over Argentina to open the Women’s World Cup
The Azzurre had quick the reason to celebrate after the final whistle against Argentina.
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How to follow Juventus Women players at the Women’s World Cup
The games are about to begin in Australia and New Zealand, and there’s 13 players who call Juventus their club ready to make a big impression on the international level.
Nine Juventus Women players named to Italy’s Women’s World Cup roster
Just like four years ago, it’s not necessarily a surprise, but it’s still pretty damn cool to see.
Juventus captain Sara Gama won’t be on Italy’s Women’s World Cup roster
It also means somebody other than Gama will be wearing the captain’s armband for the Azzurre n a few weeks.
Filip Kostic leaves Serbia camp with tendon injury, could miss Verona game
It wouldn’t be an international break without some sort of injury worries, right?
Rabiot: Hard work is always the core at Juventus
The France midfielder has been talking about his time at Juventus and what comes next for him
Boycotts, a tainted World Cup, and the role of athletes in society
The 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar forced us to answer an age old question in sports: What is the role of footballers and athletes in society?
2022 World Cup Recap: How the Juventus’ players did
How did the Bianconeri contingent perform in Qatar during the tournament?
Thanks to Di Maria and Paredes, Juve remains the club with the most World Cup winners
That seems like a lot!
World Cup 2022 Open Watch Thread: Quarterfinal Day 2
One half of the semifinals is set. Now over to the other two...
World Cup 2022 Open Watch Thread: Quarterfinal Day 1
Let the games begin again.
Adrien Rabiot doesn’t sound overly optimistic about staying at Juventus
Everybody’s favorite man bun will see his current contract expire at the end of the season and is reportedly asking for a lot of money to stay around.
How Juventus’ players did during the World Cup Round of 16
How has the Bianconeri contingent performed in Qatar so far?
How Juventus’ players did during World Cup Matchday 3
How has the Bianconeri contingent performed in Qatar so far?
World Cup 2022 Open Watch Thread: Day 13
It’s time for Bremer to show everybody his big muscles.
World Cup 2022 Open Watch Thread: Day 12
There’s most definitely a chance for more chaos. We support this possibility.
World Cup 2022 Open Watch Thread: Day 11
Let there be chaos? Maybe?
How Juventus’ players did during World Cup Matchday 2
How has the Bianconeri contingent performed in Qatar so far?
World Cup 2022 Open Watch Thread: Day 10
Will Weston and the USMNT be able to extend their stay at the World Cup?
World Cup 2022 Open Watch Thread: Day 9
Let there be more games.
World Cup 2022 Open Watch Thread: Day 8
One of the biggest names in the world game is on the ropes and could be ousted by day’s end.
World Cup 2022 Open Watch Thread: Day 7
Let’s see if Argentina can mess things up again, shall we?
How Juventus’ players did during World Cup Matchday 1
How has the Bianconeri contingent performed in Qatar so far?
World Cup 2022 Open Watch Thread: Day 6
It’s a big day for Juventus’ resident midfielder with red, white and blue in his new hairstyle.
World Cup 2022 Open Watch Thread: Day 5
Welcome to Dusan Day at the World Cup, everybody.
World Cup 2022 Open Watch Thread: Day 4
Let’s see if there’s any silly happenings at the World Cup today, shall we?
World Cup 2022 Open Watch Thread: Day 3
Who’s ready for the greatest midfielder France has ever seen to take the field for the first time in Qatar?
World Cup 2022 Open Watch Thread: Day 2
Hopefully these games are a little more compelling.
How to follow Juventus players at the 2022 World Cup
Eleven Juventus players are in Qatar looking to do their respective countries right over the next month.