Duti: Juventus lacks qualified wide players in the 3421 formation, so it may be more suitable to play 4321 instead.

"Turin Sports Daily" wrote an article talking about Juventus' issues this season.

Turin Sports News wrote: Juventus exposed many problems, including some shortcomings in the lineup structure and the overall lack of balance. Despite this, the team is currently only three points away from the top, still in the Champions League qualification zone and has not lost yet. So, this is not a project that needs to be denied, although adjustments do need to be made. The team still has time and space to improve, after all, this is a transitional season.

It is worthy of recognition that the team is more mature in terms of attitude than last season. This factor may not be so obvious, but it does play a role in the results: Juventus can always remain competitive in the game, even if it is in trouble due to imbalances (such as against Inter Milan and Dortmund), it still has the ability to react and fight until the last moment. This mature attitude is worth cultivating, not just helping the team in difficult times, but also cope with various game situations through the entire game for 90 minutes.

For example, Juventus always started very proactively and actively (perhaps last week's match against Milan was the only exception), showing a strong desire to win, and this enterprising spirit has almost disappeared over the past period of time. Nevertheless, the work is far from being done: overly eager offense often makes Juventus lose balance, defensive performance is worrying, and there is still much to improve.

Juvent's direction is correct

but the direction is still correct: Juventus, especially in European arena, must fight for victory, and that tactical aggression is positive, and only needs to be re-finished through better positioning training, player role allocation, and predictive defense.

There are already many comments on the lineup issue, but it is worth emphasizing again: the team still lacks a midfielder with organizational and technical capabilities, and there is also a clear lack of staff on the wing.

Therefore, it is worth looking forward to making moves in the winter transfer window, especially for the midfielder. You should also seriously consider whether to change the formation.

Although the 3-4-2-1 currently used is tactically attractive, if qualified wide players are lacking, this system is like making pasta with bacon pasta without eggs. Change to 4-3-2-1 may be able to better utilize existing players and can cover up some obvious flaws.