Despite the difficulties, the author remains optimistic about the future, as long as there is continued patience and the right choices are made. 'We need to build; tactically and technically, we must improve the players who used to make hundreds of backward passes in every match in previous years, and now they need to play more vertically and create more goal-scoring opportunities in attack.

The derby della Mole turned out to be a fiercely contested match filled with controversies, with both teams unable to assert their dominance. Juventus, despite showing some technical superiority, needs to improve its attacking effectiveness. Torino, for its part, demonstrated grit and determination but must find greater consistency in results. The expulsion of both coaches added another layer of tension to the match, highlighting the importance of this derby for both fan bases

The episode previews the Torino-Juventus derby, highlighting the playing strategies of both teams, the statements from coaches Vanoli and Motta, who emphasize the importance of the match for the standings and city pride, and the expectations for an exciting and eventful challenge at the Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino. Despite the absence of key players in both lineups, a fiercely contested and spectacular match is anticipated.

The episode provides a comprehensive profile of Ronald Araújo, the Uruguayan defender of Barcelona. It analyzes his technical and physical qualities, highlighting his strength, speed, and ability to read the game. It also describes his history of injuries, which pose a risk for potential buyers, such as Juventus, despite his great talent and potential. Finally, it summarizes his career and successes.

The episode analyzes Juventus' market strategies, focusing on three potential acquisitions for the attack: Kolo Muani, Zirkzee, and Füllkrug. The negotiation for Muani leverages improved relations with PSG, while those for Zirkzee and Füllkrug depend on other transfers. The piece highlights the complexity of the transfer market, comparing it to an intricate tapestry of relationships and agreements, where the final goal is achieved through winding paths. Uncertainty and the need for perfect fits characterize the negotiations.

The article discusses Juventus' transfer market, focusing on two potential signings: Ronald Araujo, a defender from Barcelona, whose value may have decreased due to an injury and the financial difficulties of the Catalan club, and Joshua Zirkzee, a forward considered a potential reinforcement to compensate for the possible departure of Vlahovic. The need for Juventus to strengthen both defense and attack is highlighted. The article suggests that Araujo could also play as a right-back, offering versatility. The financial situation of Barcelona is a key factor in the potential negotiation for Araujo.

The episode analyzes the managerial choices of Juventus, particularly comparing Allegri's performance with that of Thiago Motta. It highlights how Allegri's successes were partly due to a positive legacy, while also emphasizing the waste of financial resources with the choice of coaches like Sarri and Pirlo, only to revert back to Allegri. There is a need for more competent management, focusing on figures like Cristiano Giuntoli, the current sporting director of Juventus, who seems to possess the qualities to become a new Moggi or Marotta. The article concludes by expressing confidence in Thiago Motta, regarded as a capable and promising coach.

The report describes the Premier League match between Manchester City and West Ham, which ended 4-1 in favor of the Citizens. Despite a promising start, West Ham conceded two goals in the first half, one from an own goal and the other from Haaland. In the second half, Haaland and Foden scored two more goals for City, while Füllkrug netted a consolation goal for the Hammers. The account highlights the missed opportunities by West Ham and Manchester City's effectiveness in capitalizing on their chances. Ultimately, Manchester City deserved the victory.

The episode presents profiles of various presidents of Italian football clubs, highlighting their previous careers, the successes achieved during their presidencies, and, in some cases, the legal controversies or managerial challenges faced. It analyzes both prominent figures from the worlds of finance and entrepreneurship, as well as those with established experiences in the football sector. The collection of profiles offers a snapshot of the leadership and management of important Serie A teams.

The episode provides a report on the Coppa Italia match between Juventus and Milan. It describes the starting lineups of both teams, the flow of the game, highlighting the goals scored, the scoring opportunities, and the mistakes made. Juventus takes the lead, but Milan turns the result around thanks to a penalty and a fortunate goal. The commentary emphasizes Juventus's poor management of their lead and their subsequent elimination. The final remarks highlight individual errors and questionable tactical decisions.