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Juventus regained control of the fourth position following Monday\u2019s results, but the aftermath of the Monza game wasn\u2019t particularly great. Kenan Yildiz was handed a two-game suspension for his infraction versus the Brianzoli<\/em>, and Lloyd Kelly suffered a thigh strain.<\/p>\n Igor Tudor will have to come up with a new XI and possibly formation. He has run out of healthy bodies in the back. Federico Gatti, who\u2019s been absent due to a fibula fracture, announced that he\u2019d resume running this week. Teun Koopmeiners and Dusan Vlahovic, who could technically substitute for the Turkish prodigy, will be late calls due to Achilles soreness and a muscular ailment, respectively.<\/p>\n Tudor quickly switched from 4-2-3-1 to his preferred 3-4-2-1 after being handed the reins by Juventus. He stuck with it from the start in every game, only making small adjustments and never diverting from a three-man defense.<\/p>\n Unless Gatti has a miraculously quick recovery, the boss will have to adapt a player to the position. The candidates are Nicol\u00f2 Savona, Manuel Locatelli, and Andrea Cambiaso, La Gazzetta dello Sport <\/em>informs. The first two have done it in a pinch under Thiago Motta.<\/p>\n The Old Lady will have to improve on the road to reach the objective. They have last prevailed away from home on February 23rd<\/sup>. They collected one point in two tilts under their new manager.<\/p>\n It\u2019s the peril of changing formation without the help of the transfer market. Savona has the physique du role but not the experience, while it\u2019s the other way around for Locatelli. Cambiaso is in a multi-month funk. It might be time to go back to their previous tactic for a short while.<\/p>\n <\/p><\/div>\nOur Take on Juventus<\/h3>\n
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