Luciano Spalletti - Manager (52 Viewers)

Espectro

The Grimreaper
Jul 12, 2002
15,004
I think theyre over the roster limit of 25. They have 28, but 3 of them are under 22 years old and i thought those dont count towards the total?
Ok, so we have 28 players...
Yildiz, Alajbegović and Ekhator dont count cuase they are under 22, lie you said...
So 28 - 3 under 22... 25 players...

If the roster limit is 25 player then we should be complete and dont have to leave no one out rigth?

or maybe I got it wrong? :boh::(
 

Espectro

The Grimreaper
Jul 12, 2002
15,004
Well, I’ve been trying to understand why we have to "cut" two players from the Serie A squad list, and I think the reason is as follows:

Each team has a 25-player registration limit; however, within those 25 players:

At least 4 must be club-trained players (homegrown at the club)

At least 4 must be Italy-trained players (spent at least 3 seasons between the ages of 15 and 21 at any Italian club)

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Under-22 players do not count towards the 25-player limit

Juventus's current situation is that we have a squad of 28 players:

Free/Open Slots (19 players): Zeki Çelik, Kamil Grabara, Gleison Bremer, Jhon Lucumí, Pierre Kalulu, Juan Cabal, Lloyd Kelly, Douglas Luiz, Teun Koopmeiners, Weston McKennie, Pape Matar Sarr, Jeremie Boga, Randal Kolo Muani, Jonathan David, Nicolás González, Francisco Conceição, Edon Zhegrova, Arkadiusz Milik, Nic Woltmade

This exceeds the category max of 17

Under 22 players: Yilidiz, Ekhator, Alajbegović (These 3 dont count on the final list)

Italy-Trained Pool (5 players): Guglielmo Vicario, Manuel Locatelli, Federico Gatti, Andrea Cambiaso, Daniele Rugani.

Club-Trained Pool (1 player): Carlo Pinsoglio.

Total Senior Players On the Books: 24 players

Adjusted Serie A Senior Limit: 22 slots

So... thats why Juventus must actively exclude 2 senior players from their official Serie A registration list


Now, I could be wrong, probably in fact... but thats the only reason I found
 
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DanielSz

Senior Member
Sep 6, 2014
16,791
Well, I’ve been trying to understand why we have to "cut" two players from the Serie A squad list, and I think the reason is as follows:

Each team has a 25-player registration limit; however, within those 25 players:

At least 4 must be club-trained players (homegrown at the club)

At least 4 must be Italy-trained players (spent at least 3 seasons between the ages of 15 and 21 at any Italian club)

17 Open Slots

Under-22 players do not count towards the 25-player limit

Juventus's current situation is that we have a squad of 28 players:

Free/Open Slots (19 players): Zeki Çelik, Kamil Grabara, Gleison Bremer, Jhon Lucumí, Pierre Kalulu, Juan Cabal, Lloyd Kelly, Douglas Luiz, Teun Koopmeiners, Weston McKennie, Pape Matar Sarr, Jeremie Boga, Randal Kolo Muani, Jonathan David, Nicolás González, Francisco Conceição, Edon Zhegrova, Arkadiusz Milik, Nic Woltmade

This exceeds the category max of 17

Under 22 players: Yilidiz, Ekhator, Alajbegović (These 3 dont count on the final list)

Italy-Trained Pool (5 players): Guglielmo Vicario, Manuel Locatelli, Federico Gatti, Andrea Cambiaso, Daniele Rugani.

Club-Trained Pool (1 player): Carlo Pinsoglio.

Total Senior Players On the Books: 24 players

Adjusted Serie A Senior Limit: 22 slots

So... thats why Juventus must actively exclude 2 senior players from their official Serie A registration list


Now, I could be wrong, probably in fact... but thats the only reason I found
Milik and Zhegrova then. I think Zhegrova could go to Saudi. If they need a third striker id rather watch Durmisi than Milik.
 

Akshen

Senior Member
Aug 27, 2010
13,838
imagine not being able to explain to cabal's agent that it's either roma/atalanta or the stands

:carny:
but that wouldnt change much regarding the squad size - we wanted his replacement.
The surplus players are probably only Rugani, Milik, Ekhator and maybe Zhegrova since Nico is staying. This players, besiedes Ekhator probably, can still find suitors.
The squad size is related to two big injuries we have - Yildiz and Thuram out for 3-4 months, which basically means they are not in the squad for the first phase.
 

s4tch

Senior Member
Mar 23, 2015
39,635
but that wouldnt change much regarding the squad size - we wanted his replacement.
spalletti didn't play cabal when we didn't have celik. unless celik and cambiaso get injured or suspended, he won't play a minute here

tagliafico would have been used regularly. cabal won't. lose - lose for everyone.
 

MikeM

Footballing Hipster celebrating 4th place with Tuz
Sep 21, 2008
13,293
I just cant stand this guys demeanor. His dacdics are really not bad but even watching him greet Sarr, why are you such a dick. I wish I could transplant euromaxx's demeanor into this guy
 

JuveJay

Tuchelbanistan
Moderator
Mar 6, 2007
77,872
I just cant stand this guys demeanor. His dacdics are really not bad but even watching him greet Sarr, why are you such a dick. I wish I could transplant euromaxx's demeanor into this guy
You can see him smiling when he does it, but not so Sarr can see it. I've seen him do this many times. Some weird boss attempt at psychology. In the next breath he'll joke, but deliberate attempts to see the reaction.

Reminds me of old fashioned clown 'alpha' psychology like when Trump (and others) think squeezing someone's hand during a formal handshake is the same as giving them a firm handshake, but it's really small man behaviour.
 

DanielSz

Senior Member
Sep 6, 2014
16,791
You can see him smiling when he does it, but not so Sarr can see it. I've seen him do this many times. Some weird boss attempt at psychology. In the next breath he'll joke, but deliberate attempts to see the reaction.

Reminds me of old fashioned clown 'alpha' psychology like when Trump (and others) think squeezing someone's hand during a formal handshake is the same as giving them a firm handshake, but it's really small man behaviour.
Spalletti is a players coach though, the majority like playing for him. Seems his methods work.
 

Alex-444

Senior Member
Sep 5, 2005
38,025
Luciano Spalletti on
@SkySport
: MARKET "There is no longer a perfect market, there is the possible market Our directors have done very well by inserting themselves into the right contexts and adapting to what the market offered We have covered our positional needs and brought in several players Bringing in players accustomed to a fast, physical style of football, where thinking time is greatly reduced, will raise the level of our team" ⠀


WOLTEMADE "He unites two worlds in his style of play He is very good at joining the team in possession, he is light on his feet technically, he knows football, he knows how to link up in the final third and then attack the spaces The headed finish and clinical finishing are skills that, like it or not, he will have to learn by heart Since I met him, he smiles continuously: he is absolutely delighted to be here" ⠀ YILDIZ "It's no use going around in circles, he is the strongest player we have available We are waiting for him with open arms, we are glad that the deal went through well" ⠀ THURAM "Khéphren caught us a bit by surprise We were convinced we had put him in a position to give us everything with his qualities, which are countless and hard to find in other players" ⠀


SARR "He breaks up combination play, he knows every area of the pitch You see him arriving at a thousand miles an hour on the opponent's defensive line, you see him tracking back on the defensive line to make interceptions He has physicality, wide ground coverage, technical quality, and he knows how to fit into the team game" ⠀



NICO GONZALEZ He knows how to play short and then explode into long balls When he came on Sunday, he seemed to be saying: either we win it all together, or I'll take care of it myself" ⠀


DOUGLAS LUIZ "He knows the game, he brings the competitiveness, strength, and speed of the Premier League I thought he had a limited range of action and instead I find him at the corner flag I still have to hold him back" \\\⠀


KOOPMEINERS "We have to leave him a bit in peace: he has a total understanding of football He knows how to pass the ball and join the attack, he chooses trajectories and passing lanes with a clarity and power in the pass that are the foundation of great players We have to help him recognize his own great potential" ⠀ OBJECTIVES "The kids when they wait for you outside the gate say what everyone says: we have to win, this year we have to win I have understood that we have to win Without healthy and serious work, there is no room for superficiality in our club and in our team" ⠀ EUROPA LEAGUE "We want to have these responsibilities, we cannot exempt ourselves from taking them on Wearing this shirt, playing for this club means having an expectation" ⠀



MILAN "They have made a very important market and they have done well to win the first two matches playing well You can see the coach's hand, the tactical design I expect an organized team, it will be fundamental to maintain balance They have strong players, accustomed to high-level matches Because it is Milan"
 

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