Juve's Goals Come from All Over, Not Just Strikers: Only Brighton Scores More Widely in Europe
While strikers haven't yet made their mark in Serie A, Juventus has found another way to score. The team is spreading offensive responsibilities across many players.
Key forwards Kolo Muani and Woltemade are still waiting for their first league goals. However, the numbers show a team capable of scoring through various individuals.
In their first six matches across Serie A and European competitions, Juventus has scored 13 goals. These goals have come from an impressive 10 different players. No other Italian team has had so many players score; Inter, for example, has had nine.
This wider goal distribution becomes even more significant when comparing across Europe's top five leagues. Only Brighton & Hove Albion, with 11 different goal scorers, has had more players find the net than Juventus.
This trend continues a pattern from last season, where nearly the entire squad managed to score at least once. Only Holm and Zhegrova were the Juventus players who didn't score.
For coach Spalletti, this ability to share scoring duties is a significant asset, especially as the team's offensive potential could still grow. He anticipates the return of Yildiz, Boga, and Thuram, all players who can add quality and more goals.
The Juventus "goal cooperative" might soon welcome even more contributors.
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