RIVOLUZIONE JUVE: il piano da 150 MILIONI di Spalletti

Juventus has spent nearly a billion euros over the last six years to remind themselves that, in the end, winning is the only thing that matters... but if you haven't done so since 2020, perhaps there's a problem. 📉 In this first episode of "The Market I Would Do," we analyze the Bianconeri melodrama: from the Ronaldo operation to the creative management of young players (like selling Huijsen for €15 million only to see him join Real Madrid the following year for €60 million. Brilliant). I'll explain why Juve seems to have been built with Legos by a very confused child and how Luciano Spalletti could become the "San Luciano" of Continassa, as long as he stops dismantling the squad every summer. We'll see who needs to pack up (if you cost €22 million in wages and don't score as much as Ronaldo the Phenomenon, we have a problem) and who are the pure scouting profiles to get the Old Lady back on its feet. If you're a faint-hearted Juventus fan, make yourself comfortable. What you'll find in this video: An analysis of the €875 million spent (poorly) in recent years. Why Vlahovic, David, and Openda together are a luxury Juventus can't afford. The plan to give continuity to a project that until now has had the stability of a house of cards. Subscribe to the channel to never miss the next episodes on the big Serie A teams → https://www.youtube.com/@samuelemanda... 00:00 Intro 01:10 Mistakes NOT to Repeat 03:35 Who to Sell? 08:37 Who to Buy?