Juventus have published their squad list for the upcoming Club World Cup in the United States, as Igor Tudor welcomes back a couple of long-term injury absences and plenty of youngsters to the regular group of players who current call Turin home.

Juventus begin their Fifa Club World Cup campaign against Al Ain on June 19 looking to rebuild after a season that collapsed in disastrous fashion after a promising start. The match at Audi Field in Washington,

Arsenal have not given up in their pursuit of Viktor Gyokeres and have resumed talks in recent hours, despite interest from Juventus and Manchester United.

New Juventus general manager Damien Comolli says coach Igor Tudor is to stay in charge next season and French forward Randal Kolo Muani will play at the Club World Cup.

After Thiago Motta’s departure, Igor Tudor took over, and while Kolo Muani had to fight for a consistent role, he became more involved late in the 2024-25 campaign. As a result, Juventus plan to keep him around for at least the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup.

Juventus is currently facing difficulties in initiating discussions with Olympique Marseille regarding a potential transfer for Leonardo Balerdi

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One of Africa’s most decorated clubs, Wydad AC earned their spot at the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup as Morocco’s representative, thanks to the 2022 CAF Champions League triumph. With three CAF Champions League titles and over 20 domestic trophies, the Casablanca-based giants are no strangers to elite competition.

With the Bianconeri set to bolster the front-line ahead of next season, Juventus have earmarked Bologna rising star Santiagcho Castro as an ideal candidate. La Gazzetta dello Sport reports that as