Juventus are not in Continasa. And they won't be until Friday morning, when the Bianconeri's schedule calls for a return to the pitch.

A resumption of preparations for the Easter Monday duel of the Catholics against Daniele De Rossi's Genoa with very few footballers under the instructions of Spalletti: the fifteen internationals will be missing, from Bremer to Openda, from David to Kalulu and Gatti, from Cambiasso, Locatelli, Zegrova, Koopmeiners, Conceicao, Kostic, Kenan Yildiz , Weston McKennie, Anzic and Cabal. The one who, however, is playing his role again is John Elkann: the CEO of Exor, in the hours he leaves the Italian press, renews the ownership ties with the world of Juventus.

“Exor remains a proud owner of the club, continuing a relationship that, through my family, spans over a century. We remain fully committed to supporting Juventus’ sporting and financial success and believe that there is a bright future ahead. As the legendary Omar Sivori once said: ‘Here you must always fight and, when all seems lost, keep believing: Juve never gives up,’” Elkan reflected.

Vlahovic