LEWISBURG, WEST VIRGINIA – JUNE 14: Vasilije Adžić #17 of Juventus arrives at the airport before an official match of the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup on June 14, 2025 in Lewisburg, West Virginia. (Photo by Michael Owens/Getty Images)
While Juventus are grasping at straws after losing several players, those they sent to other teams in the summer are off to a good start. Vasily Adzic and Adin Lisina caught the eye at Sassuolo and Cremones. Even Jonathan David showed life at Atletico Madrid, scoring his first goal in months.
The Montenegrin starlet scored the late winner in a recent match against Montenegro nerowardi. He has found the back of the net three times, once in the Coppa Italia, and provided one assist, having received plenty of playing time due to a slow start from Christian Tosteveit and a broken leg from Ismael Koné.
According to Fabrizio Romano (via Sophon Tower), Juventus will not lose control of Adzic. Sassuolo has a purchase option of €12 million, but Bianconeri will be able to bring him back for €1.7 million. They rejected Germany’s offer to sell him outright. He made 17 appearances for the team last season, albeit mostly as a substitute.
Lisina traveled to Cremonese after a campaign with them spring flowers and Serie C teams. In his first three games, he has two shots on goal and one assist. The Old Lady poached him from Bayern Munich, just as they poached Kenan Yildiz. He primarily plays as an inside winger on the other side of the pitch.
Our thoughts on Juventus, Adzic and Lisina
They could certainly use the former now, but Luciano Spalletti had him for a long time but never did much with him. The spell needs to be cast elsewhere so as not to stunt his growth. The problem isn’t just the coach’s misjudgment, though. If the top brass got rid of more outcasts, they would have space and time to take care of their own young men.
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