Juventus sent several youngsters out on loan during this transfer window as they look to ensure they receive regular game time, and two of them are already making the club proud.
The men at the Allianz Stadium have done well in developing young talent, with their Next Gen team regarded as one of the best B teams in the Italian league. They continue to produce promising players who can develop into senior players.
However, there are also youngsters in the senior squad who have not had the opportunity to play as much as they would have liked, so Juventus have chosen to send some of them out on loan.
Adžić Impressing At Sassuolo
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One of those players is Vasilije Adžić, who has been fantastic at Sassuolo since the beginning of this season after Juve decided to send him there on loan for the campaign.
The attacker is a top talent and has shown that during the few games he has played for the senior Juve team. However, the club believed he needed regular game time to continue his development.
According to [Sport Mediaset](https://www.sportmediaset.mediaset.it/calcio/da-adzic-a-openda-il-punto-sui-prestiti-della-juventus_116352920-202602k.shtml), Adžić has scored one goal and provided one assist in three league games for Sassuolo so far. He has also scored in a Coppa Italia game for the club.
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Licina Also Making Progress
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The report also says Adin Licina is another player Juventus sent out on loan who is doing well, with the youngster currently playing for Cremonese.
Licina has scored one goal and provided one assist in his only Serie B appearance for Cremonese so far. He has also found the net in the Coppa Italia, giving him another positive contribution since joining the club on loan.
Both youngsters are therefore making encouraging starts to their loan spells. Juventus will be pleased to see them getting regular opportunities and contributing for their respective teams.
The Bianconeri will hope Adžić and Licina can continue performing well throughout their loan spells. Their progress could benefit Juventus in the future, particularly if they return with greater experience and confidence after receiving the regular playing time they need.