Juventus returns to play in the championship after the victory over Frosinone, but without his number 10: Kenan Yildiz. The Turkish fantasy player will undergo surgery at the beginning of the week after the problem in his left foot, suffered precisely in the match held in Stirpe. After the assessments of the last few days, Juventus and the player have chosen the surgical intervention route: the objective is for Yildiz to be available for the November break.
The black and white fans are waiting to find out when Spalletti will have at his disposal the player who more than anyone else manages to give the team that change of pace and speed that can often transform a match. According to what is learned, Yildiz, who still has to undergo surgery, could return to Spalletti's disposal after 10-12 weeks. Practically from mid to late November, that is, in the heart of the second break of the championship. At that point, the black and white coach will be able to assess whether to activate him immediately, depending on his physical condition after the surgery and rehabilitation, or perhaps wait until December so as not to risk rushing.
In this way, Yildiz is expected to miss around 16 Juventus matches, starting from the match against Parma until the supposed return in November, after the break. This number of matches in which the Turk will not be on the field clearly includes the Europa League matches. Yildiz will miss the championship matches against Parma, Milan, Sassuolo, Atalanta, Cagliari, Lazio, Lecce, Genoa, Napoli, Fiorentina and Venezia. On November 29, the match against Como will be followed and Yildiz could already be available. In between these matches, the Turk will also miss the first five matches of the Europa League championship phase, in which Juventus will debut on September 16-17, then on October 15, October 22, November 5 and November 26.
At that point it will be necessary to understand, especially depending on Yildiz's physical condition and the pace of the matches, whether he will be ready to take the field. Juventus hopes to have him available as soon as possible and undoubtedly the medical staff of the Bianconeri will try to hand him over to the technician Spalletti as soon as possible, but without taking too many risks. Juventus without Yildiz could see the alternating activation, depending on the scheme and the players, of Boga and Alajbegovic, without forgetting Nico Gonzalez, who if he stays in Turin could represent a very valuable alternative for the technician Spalletti.
