Matthijs de Ligt's next move could be the biggest in his career.
After making the switch from Ajax to Juventus as a youngster in 2019, who had the potential to be the best in the world, it was a bold move for the Netherlands international to make. And despite initial success in Turin, recent seasons have seen the well dry up in relation to trophy-winning for the Old Lady. Indifferent seasons under Andrea Pirlo and Maurizio Sarri, respectively, saw Juventus drop off, and both the Milan clubs takeover in the Serie A title race.
Max Allegri's side have not only just fallen off the pace in domestic competitions, but their Champions League form leaves a lot to be desired. Their stunting on the big stage was there for all to see when Chelsea comprehensively defeated Juve by a four-goal margin in the 2021/22 group stage affair in west London. Not to mention the embarrassing exit at the hands of Villarreal and Unai Emery.
