Juventus released their official matchday squad ahead of their contest against Parma on the opening round of Serie A.
The Bianconeri will host their Emilian visitors at the Allianz Stadim, with the kickoff set at 20:45 CET.
With only a few hours remaining, Igor Tudor’s 22-man squad has been unveiled by the club’s official X account.
The manager’s selections included very few surprises, if any. New signings**Joao Mario and Jonathan David are expected to make their Serie A debuts as starters**. Filip Kostic and Daniele Rugani also return to the squad after spending the previous campaign on loan at Fenerbahce and Ajax, respectively.
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Moreover, Dusan Vlahovic has been selected despite being on the market. The Serbian could end up seeing out the last remaining year in his contract in Turin, amidst the lack of suitors.
With**Mattia Perin still out with an injury**, Juventus Next Gen goalkeeper Daniele Fuscaldo has been temporarily promoted to the first team, joining Michele Di Gregorio and Carlo Pinsoglio.
Which players were left out of the Juventus squad
In addition to Perin, Fabio Miretti is also unavailable after suffering an injury, while Juan Cabal has yet to fully recover from the ACL injury he suffered in November, so he’ll remain out of action for at least another month.
Mattia Perin
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Furthermore, Arthur Melo, Facundo Gonzalez and Tiago Djalo have been omitted from the squad, as they’re all considered outcasts at the club and are expected to move before the end of the summer.
Juventus Squad List vs Parma
3 Bremer
4 Gatti
5 Locatelli
6 Kelly
7 Conceicao
8 Koopmeiners
9 Vlahovic
10 Yildiz
11 Gonzalez
15 Kalulu
16 Di Gregorio
17 Adzic
18 Kostic
19 Thuram
22 McKennie
23 Pinsoglio
24 Rugani
25 Joao Mario
27 Cambiaso
30 David
40 Rouhi
43 Fuscaldo
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Michel is a football journalist based in Beirut who has been a die-hard Juventus supporter since 1996. He is a Law graduate and a member of the Beirut Bar Association. In addition to writing for Juve FC, he is also the Head Writer for The Laziali and a Featured Writer on other websites including Stretty News, and The Cult of Calcio.