All new season of Team Jay! | OneFootball

The second season of the animated series Team Jay is here!

Following the news of the recent Juventus Creator Lab launch, Juventus' innovative path continues - being the first football club to produce an animated series in this format. Team Jay’s original season has already shown strong results with a global network reaching over 1.35 million subscribers on YouTube delivering over 336 million views.

The first new episode in several years will premiere at 18:00 CEST today on YouTube and be supported across the Juventus and partner ecosystems. In this premiere, the stars of the series – Jay, Cami, Matthew, Duke, and Whushu – take part in the "Move for the Planet" initiative, and with their usual team spirit and teamwork, they once again succeed in foiling Mildew's plans, ensuring a happy ending.

In addition to today's premiere, the second season will feature eleven more episodes and twelve shorts, adding heaps of fun and many new and exciting adventures in which Team Jay will address important social values such as inclusion, respect for the environment, empathy and the importance of teamwork.This new season also includes more of the Juventus world as well will feature partners integrated throughout the episodes.

Upcoming content in the series will be available weekly – starting on June 15 – on Team Jay's network of YouTube channels (Italian, English, Portuguese, Spanish, and Indonesian).

Daniele Lunazzi, Head of Product Marketing at Juventus, had the following to say about the new season of Team Jay: "We are extremely thrilled about the launch of a second season. Team Jay as proven to be an incredibly powerful asset to reach an entertain a wider young and international audience in a unique an innovative way. As a sport brand Juventus is aware also of its social role and this is the reason why, through fun and team adventure, we convey in every episode some key messages and tips that helps kids to better understand and win the concrete and emotional challenges they face in everyday life."