Tuttomercatoweb's TMW radio hosted a long discussion on the current state of Juventus and Milan, two teams that, after two draws and numerous disappointments, seem to have lost their rhythm. The commentators analyzed the causes of this "flop" and expressed doubts about the future of both clubs, focusing above all on problems of squad, management and tactical strategy.
The first intervention was that of Stefano Impallomeni, who underlined Juventus' difficulty in strengthening the team in the last three years. According to him, the team is “also limited in character” and lacks clear strengths. He criticized the choice of Nico González as second striker, highlighting Spalletti's lack of quality and clear vision. As for Milan, Impallomeni highlighted Amorim's frustration with not finding a suitable game system and suggested that the Portuguese should be inserted on the right in place of Chukwueze.
Massimo Bonanni then expressed his opinion that Juventus showed a good rhythm in the last 25 minutes of a match, but that Spalletti's nervousness and decisions, especially in the discussion with Pisacane, create excessive pressure. He also highlighted that Juventus, compared to Milan, seems to have a more solid organization, but has not managed to transform chances into goals. Daniele Garbo repeated the same sentiment, noting that both Juventus and Milan have problems serving the center forwards and finding quality in the final passes.
Massimo Orlando added that Juventus has good players but lacks decisive phenomena. He cited Zhegrova and Alajbegovic as dangerous, but highlighted that Nico González is not suited to the role. He also criticized the lack of balance in the team and suggested that Juventus should aim to win matches forcefully, but fails to do so. For Milan, Orlando expressed doubts about the project, about the fact that the club is unable to build a team up to par and that the fans do not accept only reaching the Champions League.
Finally, Michele Tossani and Carlo Pellegatti completed the analysis, highlighting quality problems in the squad of both teams, the lack of technical leaders and the difficulty of evolving the project. Tossani underlined the need to review management, while Pellegatti warned that Milan are not showing concrete progress despite the formation changes and decisions to move the midfield. In summary, the discussion highlighted that both Juventus and Milan are in a crisis phase, with squad, strategy and management problems that must be resolved to become competitive again.