Journalist insists Juventus cannot be overlooked in the Serie A title predictions | OneFootball

Journalist Massimo Caputi has predicted how he expects the Serie A title race to shape up this summer and does not believe it would be wise to overlook Juventus.

The Bianconeri have not been in their best form during the last few campaigns and have not been as good as they would have liked.

This is one of the reasons they are not being considered favourites to win the league crown this summer, but it could be a huge mistake to underestimate them.

Juve have had a decent summer transfer window, and they have one of the best coaches in the league, even though they are currently a work in progress.

The team is expected to perform better as the season progresses, and everyone knows they will give their best to ensure they do well. However, will they be in the running for the Scudetto?

Caputi refuses to rule out Juventus

Caputi knows it could be a tough season for them, but he does not believe that the Bianconeri should be ruled out of winning the Scudetto.

The former champions have work to do before they can be considered genuine favourites, but their summer business has given supporters reasons to believe that they can improve. Their current situation means expectations must be managed, but they still have enough quality to compete.

Caputi also believes the transfer window could bring further changes, meaning it would be premature to make firm predictions about how the title race will develop.

Juventus remain in title race

He said via Tuttojuve:

“I wouldn’t write off the other teams (apart from Inter Milan) as done for, especially since the transfer window isn’t over yet and could hold some surprises. First and foremost, I think clubs like Juventus and Milan should always be kept an eye on. Then, of course, there’s Napoli, Como, and Roma, where the only potential complications could arise from managing their double commitments, but they’re still strong teams.”

Caputi’s comments should encourage Juventus supporters who believe their team can challenge for the Scudetto. While the Bianconeri may not be the obvious favourites, they remain a team that opponents should take seriously.

With the transfer window still open, Juventus could also make further additions before the season takes shape. If Spalletti can bring the squad together and get the best from his players, they could have a much stronger campaign than some expect.