Juventus needs a striker

Juventus has scored just 15 goals this season, fewer than most Serie A rivals; manager Spalletti needs a proven striker in January to challenge for Champions League.

Juventus faces a critical attacking crisis as the club sits far from Champions League qualification with just 15 goals in the opening months of the season. The analysis reveals the scale of the problem: Roma has scored 31, Inter 13 more, Lazio 10 more, and even third-last Monza has 17 goals. Juventus's top scorer is defender Gleison Bremer, highlighting the desperate need for a clinical finisher.

Manager Spalletti's squad produces chances but fails to convert them. Current options—Nicolò Vlahovic was sold on principle, Matteo Berenguer lacks the technical profile needed, Samuel Mbangula is promising but unproven at this level, and Kenan Yildiz cannot play as a primary striker—are insufficient.

The club must act in the January transfer window, either through permanent signings or loans, to salvage the season and close the gap to the top four.