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**De Sciglio's Defender: A Closer Look at Juventus' Defenders**
De Sciglio's Defender, an Italian sports rating system created by De Sciglio, evaluates Italian football clubs across 10 key categories to assess their performance. For Juventus, this article explores each category, highlighting their strengths and weaknesses.
1. **Attacking Strengths**: Juventus excels in the attacking category, with De Sciglio's Defender rating them high. They possess well and take risks, using a mix of finishing and movement to create chances. However, their defensive capabilities and possession could improve.
2. **Defense**: The team's defense is solid, especially in blocking and cornering. However, their passing and shooting stats are mixed. The team struggles to take shots on target and has issues converting attempts into goals.
3. **Timing**: Timing is crucial forJuventus. They perform well in finishing and cornering but struggle with passes and shots, which can lead to missed opportunities.
4. **Passing**:Juventus has a good passing record, with key players like De Sciglio and Sforza contributing. However, their passing style is inconsistent, and their efficiency is on the lower end.
5. **Shooting**: Their shooting is decent, with a focus on taking shots on target. The team's goal-scoring ability is decent, but their efficiency is moderate.
6. **Goals**:Juventus has a balanced record, with a slight edge in goals scored. Their conceded goals are also decent, but they could improve in goal conversion.
7. **Interceptions**:Juventus handles intercepts well, but their ability to block and corner is limited. The team's ability to block chances is strong, but their cornering skills are not as high.
8. **Cornering**:Juventus is average in cornering, but their ability to corner opponents is limited. This could be a point of improvement.
9. **Conclusion**: Juveen's Defender has a solid overall rating, with strengths in attacking and defense. However, areas for improvement include passing and shooting. The team's performance varies across categories, with opportunities for growth. Overall, De Sciglio's Defender rates them as a solid contender.