So difficult! Juventus has not scored in 4 of the last 6 Serie A games, and the forward group has not scored in sports matches in 49 days.

November 9th: In the Turin Derby in the 11th round of Serie A, Juventus and its city rival Turin drew a goalless draw. After Spalletti took office, the Bianconeri's scoring problem has not yet been solved. La Gazzetta dello Sport discussed this topic.

Although this is only Spalletti's third game coaching Juventus, the team has once again experienced the problems encountered by previous terms. From Allegri to Motta and now the former national team coach, Juventus players have struggled to score goals. The Bianconeri have failed to score in 4 of their last 6 Serie A games, resulting in 2 draws and 2 losses.

If you exclude the penalty kicks of Vlahovic and Yildiz against Udinese, the last time Juventus scored a goal through a sports battle by a forward in the league dates back to the game against Verona on September 20, when Conceição scored from the outside. This 49-day goal drought dealt a heavy blow to Juventus' ambitions.

In the Serie A scorer list, forwards generally performed poorly (the top ones are Calhanoglu and Orsolini), and Juventus' situation is not optimistic either. 57% of the Bianconeri's goals this season have come from forwards, which is only slightly better than Milan (60%), but better than Roma (53%), Inter Milan (52%) and Napoli (25%). However, this general dilemma does not alleviate Juve's offensive problems. Of the 14 goals scored in the league, only 7 were scored by offensive players (Vlahovich 3 goals, Yildiz 2 goals, Conceição 1 goal, David 1 goal), of which only the first two were scored through sports battles. The remaining goals were either set pieces (3 goals) or individual players' flashes of inspiration (2 goals).

The technical statistics against Turin show that Juventus under Spalletti is not completely devoid of offensive capabilities, but they failed to score against Milan, Como, Real Madrid and Lazio during Tudor's coaching period. At present, Juventus has not yet reached the red alert state of nearly 400 minutes without scoring before Tudor was fired, but in the games against Cremonese, Sporting CP and Torino, they shot 15 times, 18 times and 21 times respectively but only scored 3 goals, which obviously exposed a serious problem.

Against Turin, Yildiz attempted the most shots (4 shots and two on target), followed by Vlahovich (3 times) and Conceição (2 times), but in the end the best chance fell on midfielder McKennie. Another player who performed well was David (although he has not scored since the first round), and while substitute Žegrowa also brought some energy (his crosses created chances), there was little room for Oponda to play, having not scored in almost 7 months and 1000 minutes. In short, the Bianconeri need a comprehensive transformation.