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"Surely, I don't think Spalletti would go for Cancelo and Cambiaso as the left and right wing-backs... However, I understand that for the right wing-back position, since Chiesa and Zirkzee will be wide, he would want someone who can move inside."

Following the match against Atalanta, it really is impossible to substitute a pure winger on one side with McKennie or Cambiaso. It's not that Jegorov was particularly good, but without a player on the side who can create plays and deliver crosses, it's tough. McKennie is the type who tries to make things happen with one-twos, and I’d prefer him to be in the middle.

The translation of the tweet is: "My Jegrovakitaa! Left WB Cambiaso, right WB McKennie. I think this is good."

PISA-JUVENTUS 0-2 | EXTENDED HIGHLIGHTS | SERIE A 2025/26 youtu.be/whiEZwCAO2I?si… #juventus #juvejp Spalletti's philosophy: - McKennie on the right with Cambiaso - Players who have some skill but don't run, like Jegrova, are not accepted.

The handling of Openda and Jegrov is still uncertain, and with McKennie and Miretti in the mix, rather than adding more attackers, shouldn't we prioritize the positions of Locatelli and Kephran at the bottom, Cambiaso and Kostić on the left, and Karlo on the right, as well as the goalkeepers like Perin and Pin who might leave in the summer? It seems like focusing on the defense is more important than before.

Personally, I find LWG a bit questionable, but I think RWB can handle it, especially if the right shadow is Chico or Jegorov. However, if that's the case, then RWB could be McKennie or Cambiaso, and LWB could be Kostić or Kabal. After all, we really need to think about how to give Yıldız some rest.

Personally, I find LWG to be a bit questionable, but I think RWB can handle it, especially if the right shadow is Chico or Jegorov. However, if that's the case, then RWB could be McKennie or Cambiaso, and LWB could be Kostić or Cabral. After all, we really need to think of a way to give Yıldız some rest.

The translation of the tweet is: "Kenan, Cambiaso, thank you for your hard work. Kabal, Jegrov, I'm counting on you."

The translation of the tweet is: "Lower Cambiasso and Ildiz, and bring in Kabal and Jegrov."

Here’s the translation of the tweet: "Here, Cambiaso, lowering Yıldız, and bringing in Jegrov and Kabal!!! I wanted to see a goal from Yıldız's flow lol #Juventus #Juventus"

The translation of the tweet is: "Cambiarzo, Ildiz, good job!!! Jegloba, Kabal, do your best!!!"

"I understand Ildiz → Ajicci, but just that alone won't allow me to carry it properly on my own, so I want to include Jegorov as well. Then I could rest Cambiaso → Kostić, which would be good. By the way, what about Karl? 😂"

The second half features Jegurow and Yuldiz taking up width, with a foundation of 3-2. It seems that Kalu or Cambiaso might fit into the 3 and 2 positions, respectively.

The prediction is the same 4-back formation as last time, but they switched to a 3-back during the first half last match. Cambiaso's wing play felt stagnant, and McKennie's performance as a left back didn't seem great, so I wonder if they'll make changes. Since Spalletti doesn't trust Jegorov's defense, Cambiaso might stay as he is...

"Finally managed to pry it openーーー As expected, having Jegurowa significantly increases our chances. Cambiaso's positioning and the sprints from Mac and Karl are really coming together."