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"I still think it's 4-2-3-1. I think Iltiiz in the center and Cambiaso in the second row could work. I'm not sure how well Jegrova can perform in the middle, but I want her to be a player who can make a difference and score goals."

"It's a shame, but this is how it is. The content hasn't been good since the opening match. Cambiaso, Kelly, and Ildiz were superb, and Coop and McKennie were quite good. We also learned a lot about what Openda and Jegrova can do. We're far from being a winning team, so there's no way things will change dramatically."

The defense really feels insecure without Bremer, and today neither Yildiz nor Cambiaso showed their usual selves. I was hoping for more from the substitutes Openda and Jegrov, but it was a bit disappointing. We just have to switch gears and do our best in the next match, I guess, haha. #Juventus #Juventus

The right side with Jegrov and Mario, and the left side with Ildiz and Cambiaso, is really strong. Honestly, it seems better than Chico. The compatibility with JD should be good too. And then there's the super sub Vlahovic here, that's impressive!

The left side was completed with Cambiaso, Thuram, and Yıldız, but the right side was often stagnant. Once João Mário and Jägerova can break through here, it seems like we'll have an unstoppable attacking lineup.

Here’s the translation of the tweet: - "Wasn't David's offside actually a handball before that?" - "They relaxed too much after scoring." - "I hope Jegrova adapts quickly." - "Personally, I think a left side of Cambiaso + Yıldız or Openda and a right side of João Mário + Chico or Jegrova would be good."

The tweet translates to: "Some say conceding 7 goals in 2 matches is terrible, while scoring 8 goals in 2 matches is impressive, but for now, it was good to finally see some decent attacking play on the right side. Jegorov definitely seems capable, and João Mário could become the right-side Cambiasso. It finally feels like Juventus can show their true potential this season."

The tweet translates to: "Cambiaso, Conceição's son has come back, and it looks like we might finally get to see Jegrová too!!!! w"

Chico and Jegrov have been called up! The former was just being monitored, so there shouldn't be any issues, but I was surprised because I thought the latter was focused on the Verona match. Ideally, both should rest, but if their condition is good, they might be played. With the suspension in the championship now over, it's significant that Cambiaso can be used in both the CL and the league.

The translation of the tweet is: "Welcome back, Chico, Jegrova, and Cambiaso!"

"I think they will try it out. With Jegrová and Openda, and Ajic also scoring, I want to see them play more properly, and I'm excited about the right side. McKennie is also quite versatile, so if we place him in today's position, Cambiaso can also be used on the right. Still, once Bremer came back, the defense stabilized all at once."

In the absence of talents like Conceição, Jégrova, and Cambiaso who can make a difference on their own, Juventus's absurdity in winning by pulling off nearly six times the expected goals is just "what it's all about." Juventus is strong when they can pull off things like this.

"We were able to secure 6 points in the two matches without our key attacker, Cambiaso, which is huge. It's impressive that we won even without Chocomiletti and Jegrova."

"Getting through this match without Jegorov, Chico, and Cambiaso is a huge achievement."

"Speaking of which, considering that Cambiaso, Chico, Jegrova, and Miretti weren't there, it's actually quite positive."