Serie A welcomes the participation of AC Milan, Juventus, and Roma! With the conclusion of some Serie A matches, the league's landscape has once again changed! Reinades scored, and AC Milan drew 1-1 with Roma to rank 8th! Tullam scored twice, and Juventus drew 2-2 with Fiorentina, continuing their unbeaten streak with 11 draws in the league, ranking 6th! Let's take a look at a brief overview of these matches and the league standings! Both Juventus and Milan draw, unable to catch up in points, Roma ranks 10th! Milan battles Roma at home! Reinades scores as Milan draws with Roma! In this match, AC Milan (4-2-3-1), who had an average performance in the 18th round of the season, faced off against Roma (3-4-2-1) at home! In the first half, Hummels and Kone received yellow cards at the start, and in the 16th minute, Fofana assisted Reinades to score, giving Milan the lead. In the 23rd minute, Dovbyk assisted Dybala to score, allowing Roma to equalize! At halftime, Milan drew 1-1 with Roma! In the second half, both teams made substitutions to no avail, with Paredes, Celik, and Reinades receiving yellow cards, and the score remained unchanged until the end! Ultimately, AC Milan drew 1-1 with Roma, remaining unbeaten in four matches, accumulating 27 points to rank 8th, while Roma ranks 10th! Juventus battles Fiorentina at home! Tullam scores twice as Juventus is held to a draw in the 18th round, remaining unbeaten in 6th place! In this match, Juventus (4-2-3-1), who were unbeaten in 17 rounds of the league in…

This summer, when Thiago Motta stepped into the Allianz Stadium with great ambition, he never expected that half a year later, the team he coached, the traditional Serie A powerhouse Juventus, would remain undefeated in the league after more than half the season, but the record of 7 wins and 10 draws in 17 games was particularly embarrassing. The once fluid and dynamic offense seen in Bologna was nowhere to be found, and Juventus' sluggish offensive performance matched the club's nickname - "the old lady" - so perfectly! Juventus' main center forward, Vlahovic, has performed mediocrely under Motta. The Serbian star is Juventus' highest-valued player at a staggering 70 million euros. In 15 Serie A appearances, he has only scored 7 goals and contributed 1 assist, barely reaching an acceptable level, which does not match his high price tag. The lack of offensive power is a pain point for Motta, and he is bound to make moves in the upcoming winter transfer window, especially in the forward position. This season, the Premier League giants Manchester United have had many ups and downs. After replacing Dutch coach Ten Hag mid-season, the Portuguese young coach took office but did not bring substantial changes to the team, and even caused a series of turmoil. They will handle a batch of players in the winter window to rebuild the team. Ten Hag's important signing, Onana, has been inconsistent since arriving at Old Trafford. He made mistakes in matches against Nottingham Forest and Viktoria Plzen, and then directly conceded a goal from a corner on…

In the home of Serie A giants Juventus, a highly anticipated Coppa Italia match is about to kick off. This season's inconsistent Juventus will face Cagliari, who are ranked third from the bottom. This match is significant for both teams. Last week, Juventus' home game against Venezia was full of ups and downs. Gatti's goal gave fans hope, but they were quickly followed by two goals from Venezia. It looked like a loss until Vlahovic scored a penalty in stoppage time to secure a 2-2 draw. This match not only exposed defensive issues but also raised concerns about Vlahovic's post-match conflict with fans. One netizen commented: Honestly, Juventus now seems like a giant plagued by an injury curse. The absence of key players like Bremer, Kehrer, and Nico Gonzalez has significantly reduced the team's overall strength. Adding to this is the tension between Vlahovic and the fans, making the team feel like a pot of boiling water that could overflow at any moment. But it is precisely this adversity that truly tests a team's resilience. Juventus' performance this season has indeed been heart-wrenching, with ten draws leaving them sixth in the league, nine points behind Atalanta. However, their 2-0 victory over Manchester City in the Champions League last week showed the potential of this venerable club. Another netizen said: Cagliari is currently like a swimmer struggling in the deep sea; their ranking third from the bottom in the league speaks volumes. Although they managed a surprising draw with Juventus in the first leg this season, it seems more like a…

The Christmas matches in the Premier League have arrived, with several top teams' performances drawing attention. Liverpool defeated Leicester City 3-1 in the 18th round, while title contenders Chelsea lost 1-2 to Fulham. Additionally, Manchester City drew 1-1 with Everton, Tottenham lost 0-1 to Nottingham Forest, and Manchester United suffered a 0-2 defeat against Wolverhampton Wanderers. This season's Premier League standings have become chaotic, with Italian giants Juventus letting go of one player, which has also affected the Premier League landscape to some extent. Juventus took a significant loss by selling their top central defender for 15.2 million euros, who is now shining in the Premier League and has become the core of his new team's defense. In the latest Premier League standings, Liverpool tops the table with 42 points from 17 rounds, followed by Chelsea with 35 points from 18 rounds, Nottingham Forest with 34 points from 18 rounds, and Arsenal with 33 points from 17 rounds, ranking second to fourth. Newcastle and Bournemouth both have 29 points from 18 rounds, ranking fifth and sixth. Manchester City, Fulham, and Aston Villa all have 28 points from 18 rounds, ranking seventh to ninth. Furthermore, Tottenham has 23 points from 18 rounds, ranking 11th, and Manchester United has 22 points from 18 rounds, ranking 14th. Nottingham Forest and Bournemouth are two dark horses in this season's Premier League. The former finished 17th last season, while the latter finished 12th, both showing significant improvement this season. In the latest round, Bournemouth drew 0-0 at home against Crystal Palace. In this match, Bournemouth's…

Translation of the article content into English: The "Gazzetta dello Sport" has analyzed Juventus' potential transfer targets for the January winter transfer window, including defenders such as Hanczuk, Tomori, and others. Juventus is preparing for a busy January transfer window, with the club's sporting director, Giuntoli, focusing on strengthening the defense. The Bianconeri hope to sign two players, with Feyenoord's David Hanczuk becoming the main target, despite his asking price of 30 million euros presenting a challenge. According to the "Gazzetta dello Sport," Giuntoli recently confirmed the club's interest in Hanczuk, claiming he is "an excellent player we have been following for some time." The 27-year-old Slovak defender is versatile, capable of playing both center-back and left-back positions. It is reported that Hanczuk has agreed to transfer in January, but convincing Feyenoord to let go of their key player mid-season will be difficult. Given financial constraints, Juventus is exploring other options. Former Inter Milan defender Skriniar from Paris Saint-Germain is seen as a potential loan target. Antonio Silva from Benfica is another name on the list, with his agent being Mendes (who is also Conceicao's agent). Another target worth watching is AC Milan defender Tomori, who has fallen out of favor under Fonseca, having only played two minutes in the last five league matches. Milan values Tomori between 20-30 million euros, but Juventus hopes for a loan deal similar to Kalulu's. However, Milan currently seems unwilling to facilitate such a transaction. Juventus' urgency in the transfer market has intensified due to injuries to key defenders Bremer and Cabal. There are…

In the green fields of Italy, Juventus' reinforcement plan has never been low-key, but recently their move seems somewhat cautious. Their target is AC Milan's central defender - Tomori, whose name has been frequently mentioned recently. However, behind this news, it is not just a simple discussion about Tomori's transfer, but a deeper background: Milan's transfer strategy has undergone a complete change, and the most direct impact is Maldini's departure. Honestly, who would have thought that in Milan's glorious years, Maldini's signing perspective and vision would be changed by a cold notice from Redbird Group. The name Maldini is probably a legendary figure in the hearts of many Milan fans. He is not only a symbolic player of Milan but also the one who has held up Milan's transfer banner. But since Redbird Group acquired AC Milan, Maldini's player signing strategy has gradually become inappropriate in the eyes of the management. Under Maldini's leadership, Milan did introduce some very promising players like Leao and Theo, but more players, especially those future stars signed under Maldini, found it difficult to find a stable position in the team. On the one hand, Redbird Group has its own economic considerations, and on the other hand, Maldini's recruitment strategy seems not to have reached their expectations. Those players who were once highly anticipated did not perform as expected in Milan. Some were quickly loaned out, others became substitute roles, and Tomori, who should have been the backbone of the team, also seemed to gradually become a member of the bench. Tomori's situation is particularly…