Juventus 2026/27 Serie A Preview
Juventus are seventh with three wins from five, and the one defeat was a 3-2 at Sassuolo that will have annoyed Luciano Spalletti more than anything else in his opening month. They have also beaten Frosinone and Parma and seen off Atalanta 2-0.
The goals are spread thin: Bremer and Edon Zhegrova have two each and nobody else more than one. Chico Conceição has taken 18 corners and Douglas Luiz 14. Guglielmo Vicario has made only nine saves in five games, a measure of how little Juventus concede in the way of chances.
Sixth and 69 points last season was well below expectations and cost the previous manager his job. Spalletti has tightened things – four conceded in five – but eight goals scored is the lowest total of any side in the top eight, and Kolo Muani has yet to find the net.

Juventus’s set-piece specialists
- Penalties: Bremer
- Free-Kicks: Douglas Luiz, Nico González
- Corners: Chico Conceição, Douglas Luiz
Chico Conceição has taken 18 of Juventus’ corners to Douglas Luiz’s 14. Douglas Luiz has had two of the direct free-kicks. Juventus are yet to be awarded a penalty, so the taker is unproven – Bremer, their leading scorer, is the likeliest candidate.
Juventus FAQs
Where did Juventus finish in the 2025/26 season?
Juventus finished sixth in Serie A in 2025/26, with 69 points from 38 games (19 wins, 12 draws, 7 defeats).
Who is the Juventus manager?
Luciano Spalletti is the manager of Juventus.
Where do Juventus play their home games?
Juventus play their home games at Juventus Stadium. The club was founded in 1897.