Paolo Rossi, Antonio Conte and Mario Mandzukic. These are three of the most famous players surpassed by Dusan Vlahovic in the Juventus scorers’ rankings of all time: this – remember Tuttosport – thanks to the 6 goals scored at the start of the season, which took him from 41 to 47.
A share, the latter, from which he sees one of the greatest strikers in Juventus history: Carlos Tevez, capable of scoring 50 goals in two seasons for Juventus. Before reaching the Apache, however, DV9 will have to overcome Lorenzo Bona (early twentieth century striker, 48 goals in 68 games between 1911 and 1921) and Arturo Vidal, who also scored 48 goals. Then, in the round figure, in addition to Tevez Vlahovic he will also reach Ferenc Hirzer, the Hungarian star of the 1920s, who scored his 50 goals in 43 games.
A DV9 – he finally concludes Tuttosport – there will also be no shortage of other champions to chase: from Gianluca Vialli, 53 goals, to Gonzalo Higuain, 66, up to Fabrizio Ravanelli with 69. To go further, a season of more than 30 goals would be needed.