07 November 2025
Following their last-minute win against Ternana, Juventus Women are ready for their return to the pitch. Matchday 5 of the Women's Serie A will see the Bianconere take on AC Milan away from home, with kick-off set for 14:00 CET on Saturday, November 8th.
Massimiliano Canzi, in his pre-match interview, spoke about the match against the Rossonere.
THE GROUP'S CONDITION AND THE AWAY MATCH AGAINST MILAN
"The women are doing well, having recovered from last Sunday's match. However, we'll have a couple of absences ahead of tomorrow's match [Saturday, November 8th]. We won't be at full strength, but we'll be strong enough to be in top form to face Milan. The Rossonere are definitely a team with great individual talent, with two or three top-notch players, especially up front. They're a team with very clear characteristics, playing directly and consistently looking for depth, which makes them very dangerous in that regard. They're an organized team and, I dare say, very well-coached. It will be a tough match because we'll be facing a team that has performed very well all year.
THE CONTINUED GROWTH OF YOUNG PLAYERS
"It was a source of great pride for the Club to see two young players like Chiara [Beccari] and Eva [Schatzer] receive such prestigious awards this week. It was also undoubtedly a source of great satisfaction for the entire Youth Sector, because these two girls have come through almost entirely with us and can now confidently call themselves starters for a team like Juventus, and I can honestly say that's absolutely not easy at this age. Furthermore, they are also permanent members of the national team, and this further demonstrates how much this Club is working on the Youth Sector and, by extension, the First Team.
BONANSEA'S RENEWAL
"Knowing that Barbara Bonansea\] is still with us for next season can only make us happy, and I dare say that [the words she used to comment on her renewal are the words of a leader, the words of someone who takes responsibility. I'm not saying she's carrying the team on her shoulders, but definitely someone who takes responsibility for leading the way. This renewal didn't come about by chance; Barbara is currently the player who has played the most minutes in official matches since the beginning of the year, so this is another indicator of her importance within the group. She's certainly one of the captains of this group, and she relayed words we shared among ourselves, and I'm just happy because it shows that there's a unified mindset within the locker room."
