A few hours separate Juventus from the start of the new football season of the Italian Serie A (2022-2023).

Start Juventus The first round of the Italian league on Monday, August 15 will see his new season host Sassuolo.

“Al Ain Sports” follows the lines of how Juventus is preparing for the new season (2022-2023), strengthening its ranks with new contracts and playing preparatory friendlies.

Juventus deal ahead of 2022-2023 season

Juventus completed four deals in the current summer mercado with the signing of French midfielder Paul Pogba and Argentine winger Angel Di Maria after their contracts with Manchester United and Paris Saint-Germain expired.

Juve bolstered their defense by signing Brazilian Gleeson Bremer for €41m and Serbian midfielder Filip Kostic from Eintracht Frankfurt for €17m.

It’s worth noting that Juventus activated a buyout clause in striker Federico Chiesa’s contract from compatriot Fiorentina for €40m after spending the last two seasons on loan at the club.

Leaving Juventus before the 2022-2023 season

A number of players have left Juventus during the current summer mercado, led by captain Giorgio Chiellini, who moved to Los Angeles on a free contract after his contract with Juve expired.

Paulo Dybala to Rome, Italy, Federico Bernardeschi to Toronto, Canada (to compete in the American League), Douglas Costa to Los Angeles Galaxy, and Aaron Ramsey to Nice, France.

The “old lady” club received 67 million euros for the sale of Mathias de Ligt to Bayern Munich and 20 million euros after Merih Demiral’s permanent transfer to Italian Atalanta.

Juventus friendlies ahead of the 2022-2023 season

Juventus played 5 friendlies in preparation for the new season, starting with a win against Guadalajara (2-0) and a draw with Barcelona (2-2).

Coach Massimiliano Allegri’s side lost to Real Madrid (0-2) and then (0-4) to their neighbors Atletico Madrid.

Juve completed their preparations by facing the club’s U-23 youth team and won the double without reply.