The traditional pre-season friendly between Juventus and Juventus Next Gen, which was historically played at Villar Perosa, this year caused some damage. No injuries to players or anything like that, but damage to the playing field of the Allianz Stadium immediately after the usual invasion of the pitch, which allowed fans to hug all the players before the start of the season. But unfortunately, someone went beyond the limits. The crowd of fans around Zhegrova to secure an item of clothing worn by the player and the – involuntary – slip of a fan on Gatti are just some of the episodes that occurred that day.
In fact, a video has gone viral on social media showing some fans trying to take away pieces of the stadium's pitch, inevitably damaging it. All this just 10 days before the first home league match against Parma, on August 29. According to what Fanpage has learned, some damage has been caused, but fortunately they will not affect the league match that the Bianconeri will play at home against the Emilians. Furthermore, Juventus is considering confirming the match between Juventus and Juventus Next Gen for next season, but changing the format slightly to avoid episodes of this type.
@simolast21 Oggi durante l'invasione di campo al J Stadium, alcuni tifosi si sono portati un pezzo di campo a casa? Total madness ? #juventus #allianzstadium #invasione #amichevole ♬ The Benny Hill Show - The Edwin Davids Jazz Band
There is therefore no danger on the eve of the challenge that the team of technician Luciano Spalletti will play in front of its fans, at home, at the Stadium against Parma. But the risk of serious damage on the green carpet was great. More than anything else, the behavior of some fans should be criticized, who perhaps exceeded the legitimate enthusiasm for the activity and the opportunity to be on the field of their beloved team. In the meantime, Juventus will continue preparations on the eve of their debut in the championship, which will take place in a transfer against the newly promoted team Frosinone at the Stirpe stadium.
For the Bianconeri, a new season begins with the strong conviction to erase the disappointment of the lack of qualification for the Champions League last season. Meanwhile, the club's management structure has also been revolutionized with the arrivals of managers Carnevali and Massara, who are trying to systematize the team in all aspects, giving Spalletti a professional and competitive team.
