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·8 August 2025

Juventus is planning to send two youngsters out on loan

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Juventus are continuing to strengthen its squad with top-level talent during the current transfer window, but such ambition comes with a cost. As the club aims to compete for major honours, opportunities for young players are becoming increasingly limited.

The club have long been successful in attracting promising youngsters to Turin, with a well-established reputation for developing talent. Their Next Gen team provides a pathway for players graduating from the Under-19 squad, offering them a platform to prove themselves at a higher competitive level. Those who impress are often rewarded with chances to train or feature with the senior team.


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Balancing Youth Development and Competitive Goals

While Juventus remain committed to its youth development structure, the pressure to win trophies has made it more difficult to integrate young players into the first team. The current manager, Igor Tudor, is under no illusions about the expectations placed upon him. With limited time to make an impact, his focus will inevitably remain on fielding his strongest side, leaving fewer opportunities for developing talent.

Among those affected are Vasilije Adzic and Jonas Rouhi, two of the most highly regarded prospects within the Juventus system. Both players have shown considerable promise and are viewed as key assets for the future. However, the reality of limited playing time at the senior level has led the club to explore alternative options to aid their development.

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Loan Moves Planned for Promising Duo

According to Tuttojuve, Juventus are now preparing to send both Adzic and Rouhi out on loan during the current transfer window. The objective is to provide them with regular first-team football elsewhere, allowing them to continue progressing in a more suitable environment. The temporary moves are seen as essential to ensuring their development does not stall due to a lack of minutes in Turin.

Given their potential and the club’s long-term vision, these loan spells are expected to be carefully considered to ensure the players join teams that align with Juventus’ standards. The decision reflects the delicate balance the club must maintain between competing at the highest level and safeguarding the growth of its next generation of stars.

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