Over the last few years the Juventus has exploited the staff of its formation b, la Next Gen which plays in Serie C, not only to reward and evaluate the best Juventus talents in Serie A, but also to make up for staff shortages in the First Team due to unavailability of staff. Yildiz, Iling Jr, Soulé, Barrenechea and all the other very young people who passed through Old Lady they have traveled this path.
A choice which, however, today seems impracticable for Thiago Motta in light of the injury that could prevent a Dusan Vlahovic to take part in the match against Milan. This is a challenge that won’t even see long-term patients present Arkadiusz Milik.
Going, in fact, to analyze the current squad of Juve NG, last in Group C of Lega Pro and recently returned to the hands of Massimo Brambilla after the poor management profit of Paolo Monterodoesn’t seem to have any youngsters ready to be, even just callable, for the match at the Devil. Or almost.
The ex Rome Felix Afena-Gyan he is unavailable after also missing the Foggia goal match last weekend, Lorenzo Anghelé he’s not a real first striker, Simone Guerra at 35 he is hardly presentable for his identity card, while Luis Semedo he hasn’t managed to score yet even in Serie C.
There are two possible ‘exceptions’ to this reasoning: Cosimo da Graçaborn in 2002 with two goals scored this season and Tommaso Manciniborn in 2004 but has only started one championship match so far.