While the quality of play on display remains disputable, Juventus have been collecting positive results recently.
The club is currently riding a three-match winning streak following wins over Torino, Milan and Hellas Verona.
Moreover, the Bianconeri haven’t conceded a goal since the horror show in Sassuolo. That’s five clean sheets on the bounce.
According to Il Corriere dello Sport via JuventNews24, Max Allegri is making the most of the club’s absence from European competitions.
The coach is currently in his eighth season at Juventus (including his first spell), but this is the first time he can prepare for the match throughout the week without having to worry about continental commitments.
So as the the source tells it, the manager has been running longer training sessions this season. His regime is now more emphasized on technical skills.
Allegri and his staff have been constantly organizing matches between the ranks, urging players to improve their creativity.
The Roman newspaper also highlights the pivotal roles of Allegri’s two trusted collaborators Simone Padoin and Federico Magnanelli. The two young coaches often work with players in small groups.
The Bianconeri currently sit second in the Serie A table, just two points behind league leaders Inter.
Juventus will be looking to maintain their pace in the two weeks before colliding with the arch-rivals on November 26, straight after the international break.
