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BBC journalist Mina Rzouki has reacted to Juventus' humiliating loss to Monza in Serie A this afternoon, and she believes change is required at the ...

Something must change and now there is a break. “Situation is now untenable at Juventus. However, he stayed on the job and he had to beat Monza in that game before the international break.

The 1-0 defeat to Monza on Sunday was Juventus' fifth game without a win and fans have now taken to social media to demand the removal of Massimiliano ...

Tuchel to the rescue.' He also won four Coppa Italia's and took the club to two Champions League Finals. with many calling for ex-Chelsea boss Thomas Tuchel to 'come to the rescue' They said: 'I'd be embarrassed if a side like Monza out-possessed me, especially by that margin. I don't see how Allegri keeps his job.' Even before the red, just an awful showing.

Facing the team that was bottom of the table that had the worst attack and the worst defense in Serie A, Juve couldn't do much of anything right. The result was ...

- Juventus played a 5-3-1 for much of the post-Di Maria sending off period of time. VAFFANCULLO!!!!!” right before halftime was the signature/chef’s kiss kind of moment and based on the BWRAO Twitter mentions, not only did a lot of people hear it but a lot of people were totally OK with it. - This was a game in which the field mics were HOT and picking up so much of what fans sitting near them were saying the whole time. Along with all of the turnovers and bad first touches, of course. And when you consider it’s about to be a hellish kind of schedule when they get back from the international break, it’s not like things are going to get easier at all. - This has to be the final nail in Max Allegri 2.0’s coffin, right? That’s bad to say about any team at any part of the season. But it’s especially bad to say about a team when they’re all of seven games into the new league campaign. The thing about this certain game is that, despite all of those injuries (and there were a lot of them!), you were hoping for some sort of response following the debacle that was the midweek loss to Benfica. There was absolutely nothing of note going forward, there were moments in which Monza were absolutely dominating play — they finished with 60 percent of the possession! But when it comes to Allegri’s status, you just don’t know because the Juventus front office just hasn’t given you any kind of signal that there is some sort of change coming in the near future. Bunga Bunga himself its first-ever win in Italy’s top flight and again sent Juve players over to the curva to be berated by whistles and likely a fair amount of obscenities.

After making a name for himself at Benfica, Alex Grimaldo is now ready to leave the nest. The Spaniard has been plying his trade in Lisbon since 2016 after ...

With the ever-so declining Alex Sandro on his way out of the club, Juventus should have added a left-back to Max Allegri’s squad last summer. [TuttoJuve](https://www.tuttojuve.com/calciomercato/grimaldo-possibile-sfida-a-due-con-l-inter-614848), the Bianconeri are now engaged in a duel against their arch rivals Inter who are also looking to add Grimaldo to the fold. The 26-year-old is now running on an expiring contract, hence, the Eagles could be willing to sell come January in order to register a profit rather than seeing the player leave as a free agent next summer.

Juve key player Angel Di Maria's return from injury was cut short when he was sent off five minutes before the break after elbowing Armando Izzo in the chest.

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Angel Di Maria's reckless red card for Juventus against Monza could prove costly for the Bianconeri in a number of ways. Argentine elbowed Monza's Armando Izzo ...

He would be banned a further game if he is deemed to have committed serious violent conduct. WHAT NEXT FOR DI MARIA? THE BIGGER PICTURE: After being reduced to 10 men, Juventus suffered a 1-0 defeat away to Monza.

Juventus were not aware of Massimiliano Allegri's 'chat' with Corriere della Sera journalist Mario Sconcerti and he could be fined for his comments.

Allegri’s position is becoming fairly untenable in Turin but it’s hard to imagine the Old Lady dismissing him just yet. The 55-year-old Italian coach did not hold back in his detailed talk with Sconcerti yesterday, trying to explain the team’s issues this season and drawing attention to their problematic injury crisis. Whilst it was suggested by Allegri that this was simply a chat with a friend and not a media interview, the club were unaware of his decision and were not impressed.

After the game though, it was assistant coach Marco Landucci who came out to meet the press, and started by addressing the red card that saw Angel Di Maria sent ...

“These problems can be resolved and I am convinced we can do better. “Obviously, nobody is happy right now, but in order to emerge from this situation we can only work hard and do better. We just have to shut up and work hard. “We need to do better, certainly. The red card affected the game, Angel was a bit harassed by Izzo, a player who we know uses these tactics, and he fell for it. The coach, who watched this one from the stands after his sending off late on last weekend, oversaw Juve slip to a defeat against league newcomers Monza who logged their first ever Serie A win 1-0.

Juventus fans are going wild online after the historic defeat to Monza, calling for Max Allegri to be fired and a complete overhaul of the squad.

“I lived through the Maifredi and Del Neri eras, but I’ve never been so ashamed as I am today. Others took to social media and lambasted this as the low point in the Juventus project that has been slowly going off the rails for a while now. [Juventus](/teams/juventus) fans are going wild online after the historic defeat to Monza, calling for Max Allegri to be fired and a complete overhaul of the squad.

It is the first time since February 1955 that Juventus, Roma and both Milan teams have lost on the same day in Serie A.

Udinese continued its surprising start to the season as it recorded its fifth straight win to lift it to third in the standings. Dest had featured in both Champions League matches for Milan but was playing his first game in the Italian league. Mourinho became even more infuriated and had to be held back by a member of his staff. The Bianconeri were perhaps expecting an easier match at Monza, which was winless and had conceded 14 goals in its six games. It was unbeaten in Serie A but had only won two of its opening six matches. Simone Inzaghi’s Inter side was earlier beaten 3-1 at Udinese, for its third loss of the season.

Juventus assistant manager Marco Landucci admits their loss to Benfica may have affected them psychologically.

“Obviously, nobody is happy right now, but in order to emerge from this situation, we can only work hard and do better. We just have to shut up and work hard. However, we have failed to take it and now we need to come back from the international break in better shape.

The Bianconeri visited the boys from Brianza in a game they had to win after four winless matches. Monza has also been the whipping boys of the league so far ...

The merit belongs only to the team, and it is not the usual cliché.” They put everything they had on the pitch. I did not expect victory, but certainly the commitment and heart from my boys.

Following a disastrous start to the season – especially on the European stage – the largest section of Juventus supporters is asking for Max Allegri's head ...

After all, Allegri still has a long-term deal in place which includes hefty wages, and Tuchel won’t come cheap either. The German led Chelsea towards the club’s second Champions League triumph shortly after his appointment in 2021. Following a disastrous start to the season – especially on the European stage – the largest section of Juventus supporters is asking for Max Allegri’s head on a plate.

Juventus assistant manager Marco Landucci stood in for Max Allegri and insisted 'the only way out of this situation is to work hard and do better' after ...

“Obviously, nobody is happy right now, but in order to emerge from this situation we can only work hard and do better. “These problems can be resolved and I am convinced we can do better. We just have to shut up and work hard. The red card affected the game, Angel was a bit harassed by Izzo, a player who we know uses these tactics, and he fell for it. Clearly, when four or five players are missing, that is felt, but again mustn’t be an excuse. “We need to do better, certainly.

Match ends, Monza 1, Juventus 0. Second Half ends, Monza 1, Juventus 0. Foul by Andrea Colpani (Monza). Weston McKennie (Juventus) wins a free kick in.

Dusan Vlahovic (Juventus) left footed shot from the left side of the box is blocked. Stefano Sensi (Monza) left footed shot from outside the box is blocked. Gianluca Caprari (Monza) right footed shot from the left side of the box is blocked. Patrick Ciurria (Monza) left footed shot from outside the box is blocked. Andrea Colpani (Monza) left footed shot from the right side of the box is blocked. Bremer (Juventus) left footed shot from the centre of the box is blocked. Christian Gytkjær (Monza) right footed shot from very close range to the bottom right corner. Gianluca Caprari (Monza) wins a free kick in the defensive half. Foul by Bremer (Juventus). Patrick Ciurria (Monza) wins a free kick in the defensive half. Monza 1, Juventus 0. Attempt blocked.