MiType: Juventus goalkeeper Di Gregorio conceded 7 goals in 2 games and was slow to react, and his performance was worrying

According to the "Milan Sports" report, Digregorio's condition of conceding 7 goals in two games is worrying.

Juventus has defeated Inter Milan 4-3 and drew 4-4 with Dortmund in the last two games. For Tudor's team, winning one win and one draw in the two focus battles is a good result, but the points obtained in stoppage time cannot cover up one problem, that is, goalkeeper Digregorio's performance is worrying, and he conceded 7 goals in two games.

Although conceding a goal is never entirely the responsibility of the goalkeeper, Tudor also knows that the team's defensive system must be improved as a whole, Digregorio seems too slow to react on many occasions in Serie A and Champions League. Opponents often complete shots too easily, and the probability of these shots being converted into goals is also relatively high.

Only 1 save in one game, which is obviously not enough for a team of the same level as Juventus. Digregorio understands this, too, is a player who is good at learning from praise and constructive criticism, which is very critical to growth.

Juventus 4-3 Inter

Digregorio's mistake was not obvious in the match against Inter, but at least two goals conceded, and he could have done better, such as Calhanoglu's long shot without a mark on the edge of the penalty area, and Turam's header through a corner kick.

Juventus 4-4 Dortmund

This game is even worse. There is nothing to say about Adeyemi's world wave, but before that, Digregorio had already made a rash attack, but fortunately, Bayer hit the post. With Nmecha's 1-2 goal, Digregorio didn't even have time to complete the save, and what's worse was the 2-3 goal scored by Young Cootto. He cut K-Turam's ball and scored directly from the near post. This goal completely silenced more than 40,000 fans at Allianz Stadium. Their idea was: "How can you get a goal at this angle?"

The club did not intend to put pressure on Digregorio in this sensitive period at this moment, but instead hoped to protect the starting goalkeeper who was highly anticipated.

Last season, Juventus paid Digregorio a €18 million loan and forced buyout fee, plus an intermediary commission of €800,000. In addition, his five-year contract's total pre-tax salary of 18 million euros, Juventus' total investment in him is as high as 36.8 million euros, which is to "lock the goal".

But the reality is that the jersey is heavier than before. While Juventus is trying to restore its due championship ambitions and historical status, the team can no longer lose points due to repeated non-accidental mistakes. The goalkeeper's role is sensitive and easily becomes the focus of criticism. Therefore, Digregorio must focus on the game at this moment and regain the calmness and stability that belongs to him.