Andrea Pirlo was a pleasant surprise for Juventus, who decided to give him the keys to the team despite his meager coaching experience. He only managed to count in the club's K-23 for ten days, before he was called to replace the fired Mauricio Sari.
The 41-year-old conductor rolled up his sleeves and got a direct job, setting transfer targets such as Tonali of Brescia (who is also closely monitored by Inter) and Gianniolo of Roma.
At the same time, however, it is preparing to clear the existing roster, since Juve need to get rid of quite heavy contracts.
So who do Pirlo consider to be left over? According to Italian media, they are Gonzalo Higuain, Douglas Costa, Daniele Rougani, Mattia De Silio, Alex Sandro, Sami Kentira and Blaise Matuidi. Others are old, such as the 33-year-old "Pipita" and his -the last two- peers, others younger but without special characteristics for the specific era and for the things that the Italian is looking for.
Costa has been watched by Manchester United for a long time, and Rougani has always had a desire to play in England.
For Higuain, there is a good chance that he will leave not only Juve but also Italy… and Europe, with the MLS championship seeming to be the ideal destination for some last - and well - paid - stamps.
So one realizes that Pirlo's arrival in Turin brings a domino of change, with the "Bianconeri" entering a new era. Something rather inevitable. The ninth consecutive championship may have come, but it also happened thanks to the suicidal tendencies of Lazio, Inter and Atalanta. And in Europe, we had one of the same. Last year it was Ajax in the quarterfinals, this year Lyon in the "16". There is a problem and solutions are needed, drastic…
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