Editor-in-chief of DuTi: Juventus failed to sign a player last summer, which made the team more cautious in transferring this summer

Guido Vasiago, editor-in-chief of Turin Sports, talked about Juventus' transfer this summer and said that Juventus had to act cautiously.

Juventus central defender Bremer has returned from injury. Guido Vasiag first said: "He plays an important role in the construction of this new Juventus. Of course, he still needs time to recover, but this Brazilian central defender will be Juventus' best 'signing' this summer. At the same time, this also prompts us to reflect on Juventus' signings this summer."

Guido Vasiag continued: "So far, Juventus has only signed an excellent striker Jonathan David without signing, and has introduced A low-key full-back Joao Mario. Considering the gap between Juventus and Inter Milan and Naples, such a signing is not enough. However, the situation faced by the club is well known. The high mandatory buyout clause seriously limits Juventus's summer signing budget, and the sale of players is also very difficult, which further hinders the joining of new players."

Then Guido Vasiag said: "The current situation is not ideal, which makes Tudor compete with Conte and Zivo . However, last summer Juventus took a risky 'go to the full-time' in the transfer market, but the result was bad. This lesson tells us that we must act cautiously. "

But Guido Vasiag emphasized: "No, Juventus cannot have a so-called transition season. But it cannot be denied that the club's new management is taking new modes of action, such as their tougher attitude towards players and agents."

Finally Guido Vasiag said: "So, for Juventus coach Tudor, there is an artistic tool that needs to be used to make full use of the resources currently in the team. We are full of expectations for Bremer, and we pray for Kuppmenas to return to the excellent form he was two seasons ago in Atlanta. On the other hand, in the unstable financial situation of the club, the risk of failure of signings is always there, as a former Juventus executive once said, 'You sell a cat and exchange it for a dog.'"