Juventus, Tudor: Transfer window open during league is madness | OneFootball

The championship eve opens with a controversy that in recent years has become a leitmotif of European football: the start of Serie A with the transfer market still open. Igor Tudor, Juventus coach, did not use half measures to define this situation…

Juventus, Tudor: “Championship with open market? A madness that creates instability”

"We start playing with the market open, it's crazy but we have to accept it. Coaches go crazy for this thing because it gives you insecurity and takes away certainties. A normal thing would be to close the market at least a week before the start of the championship).

The market node: between uncertainties and ongoing negotiations

Three days before the debut in Serie A, Juventus is still in full market ferment. The management is working on several fronts, but the strategy remains clear: first sell, then buy.

Outgoing: Douglas Luiz and Arthur are now saying goodbye, while doubts remain about the future of Dusan Vlahovic, the most delicate dossier of the last few weeks.

Incoming: talks for Edon Zhegrova continue, while the Kolo Muani soap opera has not yet found a definitive ending.

Tudor's words: focus on the field despite the chaos

The Croatian coach, speaking to Sky Sport, emphasized the need to maintain lucidity despite the instability generated by the market:

"We have to accept this thing, focusing on the field and on what we have available. Every coach wants to have the strongest players possible, but it's not always possible. Sometimes the market offers you opportunities, other times it forces you to make balance choices."

The championship debut between expectation and uncertainty

With a team still evolving and some key players in the balance, Juventus is preparing for a debut that could represent more than just a simple start: it will be the first test to evaluate how much the current squad can compete in the immediate future and which gaps will need to be filled before the market closes.

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