Juventus' Struggles Continue Despite Vlahovic and Chiesa's Brilliance

A Historic Victory Amidst a Tumultuous Season

Juventus' victory over Atalanta in the Coppa Italia final was a rare bright spot in an otherwise disappointing season. The triumph marked the club's first major trophy in three years, but the team's overall performance has been far from convincing.

Despite the offensive prowess of Dusan Vlahovic and Federico Chiesa, Juventus has struggled to find consistency. Three wins in their last 17 games highlight the extent of their decline.

The Role of Vlahovic and Chiesa

Vlahovic and Chiesa have been Juventus' standout performers this season. Vlahovic, who joined the club in January, has scored 21 goals in all competitions, while Chiesa has added 15. Both players have the potential to be world-class, but they have been unable to single-handedly lift Juventus out of their current malaise.

Chiesa's recent injury has been a major blow to Juventus. The Italian winger is a key creative force, and his absence has been felt in attack. Vlahovic has continued to score goals, but he has often been isolated up front.

Juventus' Future Uncertain

The Coppa Italia victory gives Juventus a glimmer of hope, but it is unclear whether it will be the first step in a resurgence or just a temporary respite. The team's overall performance needs to improve significantly if they are to challenge for the Scudetto or the Champions League next season.

Juventus have a long and storied history, but they are at a crossroads. The club needs to make some difficult decisions about their future if they want to return to their former glory.