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At the end of this morning's tactical training, Andrea Pirlo has drawn up and communicated the list of the 21 bianconeri called up for tonight's match against Hellas Verona. There she is:

Goalkeepers: Szczesny, Pinsoglio, Buffon

Defenders: Danilo, Cuadrado, Bonucci, Demiral, Frabotta

Midfielders: Arthur, Ramsey, McKennie, Rabiot, Bentancur, Bernardeschi, Portanova, Kulusevski, Peeters

Sporting Justice has ruled on the outcome of the unplayed match between Juventus and Napoli on October 4:

3-0 defeat for Napoli for not showing up at the Allianz Stadium, as well as a point ranking penalty.

The judge considers that the communications of the Local Health Authority of Naples were not incompatible with the application of the protocol signed between the Italian Football Federation and the Italian government. Despite positive cases, Naples did not create the "bubble" however strictly imposed by the protocol and agreed between all the Serie A clubs.

“In an interview with Espn, Weston McKennie spoke about his new adventure at Juventus: "Everything is going well, everyone is helping me acclimatize. The first day was beautiful: walking into the locker room and singing in front the others were weird but then I looked at them and thought 'oh my God I have a lot to learn from them'. "

He explains his choice: "My dream was to play in the Premier League but when Juve called me, with these players, with this staff, with Pirlo on the bench, I was immediately intrigued. A club that wins is a big challenge, there are the best players in the world, it's perfect for my goals. I want to win and write the history of the club. In terms of tradition and support, it's one of the best clubs. "

His characteristics: "I am a box-to-box midfielder, I like to dribble, to tackle. I am compared to Vidal, to Gattuso, to players like that."

Ronaldo: "It's an honor to be with him. I remember the first time I saw him, I was like 'oh Weston, keep calm'. He's a genuine guy, he goes straight on goal. We laugh together, he calls me 'Texas Boy'. He could be snobbish but he is not, he helps and supports you whatever your age or your background. "

No defeat by forfeit but rather a postponement of the match (probably in January) and a penalty point in the standings for violation of the protocol: the Italian Sporting Justice has not yet ruled but it is a completely plausible scenario according to il Corriere della Sera and Tuttosport.

According to the judge, Naples could not travel to Turin after the ban of the Asl (the local health authority). And, even if the De Laurentiis team did not respect the sanitary protocol by not creating a bubble after the announcement of the three positives, from a political and social point of view, it is difficult to punish a team on a theme such as the Covid. To decide for a 3-0 by forfeit would be like trivializing the pandemic even as the country and the whole world are bearing the brunt of it.

After yesterday's rest day, the Juventus players resumed training this afternoon at the Continassa Training Center. If some bianconeri have already joined their selections, others are awaiting the results of the tests carried out this morning before being able to leave the "bubble". This is particularly the case of Bonucci and Chiellini, who have not yet joined the Nazionale. Players who do not have to go to selection will remain in isolation at the J | Hotel for a few more days. According to Sky Sport, De Sciglio and Douglas Costa have yet to be allowed to leave the hotel to join their new club.

During this afternoon's session, the bianconeri started with indoor work, before continuing the session on the pitch for 1v1 duels and shots on goal. To conclude, the players played a family match.

The summer transfer market has officially ended since Monday 8:00 p.m. A session during which Juventus will have succeeded in achieving a large part of its objectives, namely: to rejuvenate its workforce, reduce the workforce, reduce the payroll, strengthen the midfield, recruit a number 9, favor paying loans in order to reduce the outflow of cash in this economically difficult period.

Departures

Miralem Pjanic: € 60 million (sale)> Barcelona

Simone Muratore: € 7 million (sale)> Atalanta

Mattia Perin: ready (Genoa)

Cristian Romero: loan> Atalanta

Marko Pjaca: loan> Genoa

Luca Pellegrini: loan> Genoa

Daniele Rugani: loan> Stade Rennais

Mattia De Sciglio: loan> Olympique Lyonnais

Douglas Costa: loan> Bayern Munich

Rolando Mandragora: loan> Udinese

Nicolussi Caviglia: ready> Parma

Blaise Matuidi: contract termination

Gonzalo Higuain: contract termination

Stephy Mavididi: sale (€ 6.3 million)> Montpellier

Pablo Moreno: sale (€ 10 million)> Manchester City

Marco Olivieri: loan> Empoli

Arrivals

Dejan Kulusevski: loan return (bought for 35 million in January) + potential bonus of 10 million> Atalanta

Felix Correia: 10.5 million (buy)> Manchester City

Arthur Melo: € 72 million (purchase)> Barcelona

Weston McKennie: € 4.5 million (loan) + call option (18.5 M)> Schalke 04

Alvaro Morata: € 10 million (annual revolving loan) + purchase right (45 million)> Atletico Madrid

Rolando Mandragora: € 10.7 million (purchase)> Udinese

It's now official: after a flirtation of more than a year, Juventus and Federico Chiesa finally unite! On its website, the Lega Serie A confirms having received and registered the agreement concluded between Juventus and Fiorentina on the basis of a paying loan of two years, with obligation to purchase.