Juventus suffered their worst performance of the Spalletti era, with a 0-2 defeat against Genoa which could prove to be a tombstone for the Turin team. The result, obtained on the external pitch, highlighted a series of problems that were repeated in several matches, including the 0-0 draw against Lazio and the defeat against Gattuso's Inter.
In the match against Genoa, Spalletti's team showed a three-man defense that was unable to contain the opposing teams. The coach stated that the defensive structure could have offered greater stability, but the result was anything but. The only opportunity for Juventus came after the ninetieth minute, with a crossbar from Koopmeiners and an action which however did not produce a goal. The end result highlighted a lack of creativity and ability to turn chances into goals.
Among the key players, McKennie was used as an attacking midfielder, but his presence failed to change the outcome of the match. Alajbegovic was rejected after 45 minutes of play without managing to influence the result. Even Kolo Muani, who showed just one burst of energy midway through the second half, failed to make a difference. The entire team showed a lack of energy and coordination, with few quality moments.
Despite the difficult season, Juventus still has a renewal contract with Spalletti, a situation that has never occurred in Juventus' history. However, the pressure on the coach is increasing, and the team must find a solution to get out of this negative phase. The next match will be crucial to understand if Juventus can reverse course and regain the fans' trust.