Arturo Di Napoli thinks Juventus can still win the Scudetto this season | OneFootball

Juventus has struggled for consistency since the start of this season, and the Bianconeri have not been convincing enough for fans or neutrals to consider them among the favourites to win the league title.

However, there is still plenty of time remaining, and the season has only just begun. It would therefore be premature to rule Juventus out, particularly as every club in the competition will experience periods of strong and weaker form.

Juve is one of the teams expected to compete at the highest level every season. Even if public opinion does not currently place them among the leading teams to watch in the league, expectations remain high around the Bianconeri.

They may have several doubters, but Arturo Di Napoli is not one of them. He believes it is too early to rule out the possibility of Juventus mounting a title challenge this season.

Di Napoli backs Juventus to compete

Speaking about the current situation, Di Napoli said via Tuttojuve:

“Let’s base it on the current situation. Inter are the strongest, Roma aren’t far behind, there’s enthusiasm and balance. I wouldn’t completely rule out Juventus; they’re right there. Between injuries and the cup, they might drop points, but I’d still give them my faith.”

Di Napoli’s comments reflect the view that Juventus remains within reach of the leading sides despite its inconsistent start. He also acknowledged that injuries and commitments in the cup competitions could affect the number of points the Bianconeri collect during the campaign.

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Juventus still has time to improve

The early part of the season leaves Juventus with plenty of opportunities to improve its performances and establish greater consistency. Their position in the title race can change significantly as the campaign progresses, particularly if the team manages to put together a strong run of results.

Juve remains one of the clubs expected to compete for the Scudetto, and there is still considerable time for the team to demonstrate that it can challenge the leading sides. For now, the uncertainty surrounding their form means the title picture remains open, with Juventus still capable of making its case as the season develops.