Juventus coach Max Allegri will once again have to face Federico Chiesa and Kenan Yildiz for the upcoming clash against Lazio.
After the break, the Bianconeri will resume their crusade with a clash against the Biancocelesti in the Italian capital.
Former Juventus defender Igor Tudor will retire at the Stadio Olimpico after being named Maurizio Sarri’s successor.
For his part, Max Allegri will go into this match with an exhausted front line.
Dusan Vlahovic will serve a one-match suspension for the second time this month after wasting his head in the final minutes against Genoa.
While Arkadiusz Milik is the Serb’s designated replacement, the Pole is injured.
As a result, Moise Kean will make his first start since the beginning of the year, as he will be the only centre-forward to be available in Allgeri next weekend.
But while that role has already been decided, the coach still faces the same old option of choosing between Chiesa and Yildiz for the second striker spot.
Despite the Turkish teenager being the most impressive player during his tenure abroad, La Gazzetta dello Sport (via JuventusNews24) is still advising the Italian to get the green light.
That’s how it has been in recent weeks, with Chiesa alongside Vlahovic or Milik from the start in the 3-5-2.
While the pecking order may still change between now and Saturday, Yildiz is destined for the bench.
However, the 18-year-old would still be looking to make an impact as a substitute in the second half.
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