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Juve is evaluating rotations with Woltemade and is planning to add attacking reinforcements in January.

(PRIMASPORT) TURIN Juventus, ahead of their midweek match against Genoa and the subsequent match against Napoli, are evaluating possible offensive rotations. Coach Luciano Spalletti is considering resting Randal Kolo Muani, who has started all eight of the club's Serie A matches so far but has scored just one league goal.

Nick Woltemade could therefore take his place against Genoa, alongside Alajbegovic or Boga in a 3-5-2 formation chosen to strengthen the team. This change could help manage the squad, shortened by injuries, and prepare the staff for a challenging week with three games in quick succession.

For the January transfer window, Juventus is considering strengthening their attack, a sector currently lacking in effectiveness. Among the hot topics is the possible return of Folarin Balogun, an American striker also classified as British, excluded from Monaco's Conference League squad and rarely used in Ligue 1. Alternatively, they are considering a move for Alexander Sorloth from Atletico Madrid or an investment in Antonio Raimondo from Frosinone, although the latter could arrive later, around the summer of 2027. (PRIMASPORT)

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