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Juventus 2011/12 Home kit with Official Del Piero Print Large

Juventus 2011/12 Home kit with Official Del Piero Print Large

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It's a Del Piero shirt, what else do you need ? An amazing fanela manufactured by Nike with DriFit Technology. All the patches are in good shape with a unique and distinctive Del Piero ''10'' nameprint. The size is Large.

The 2011–12 season was a remarkable one for Juventus, marking a significant turnaround for the club under the management of Antonio Conte. Here's an overview of their season:

Key Achievements:

  • Serie A Champions: Juventus won the Serie A title, finishing the season unbeaten with 23 wins and 15 draws. This marked their first league title since the 2005-06 season (the previous titles in 2004-05 and 2005-06 were later revoked due to the Calciopoli scandal).
  • Coppa Italia: Juventus reached the final but were defeated by Napoli, losing 2-0.

Key Players:

  • Andrea Pirlo: Newly signed from AC Milan, Pirlo played a pivotal role in midfield, contributing with his playmaking abilities and experience.
  • Gianluigi Buffon: The veteran goalkeeper provided crucial saves and leadership at the back.
  • Claudio Marchisio: The Juventus youth product had a standout season, contributing significantly in midfield.
  • Arturo Vidal: The Chilean midfielder, also a new signing, became an integral part of the team's dynamic midfield.
  • Alessandro Del Piero: The club legend provided experience and leadership, though this was his final season with Juventus.

Formation and Tactics:

Antonio Conte primarily used a 3-5-2 formation, which allowed the team to be solid defensively while providing width and support in attack. The wing-backs, Stephan Lichtsteiner and Paolo De Ceglie, played crucial roles in both defense and attack.

Season Summary:

Juventus' unbeaten run in Serie A was a testament to their defensive solidity and cohesive team play. They secured the title with a 2-0 victory over Cagliari on May 6, 2012, with two games to spare. The team’s defensive record was particularly impressive, conceding only 20 goals throughout the league campaign.

Transfers:

  • In: Andrea Pirlo (from AC Milan), Arturo Vidal (from Bayer Leverkusen), Stephan Lichtsteiner (from Lazio), Mirko Vučinić (from Roma).
  • Out: Felipe Melo (loan to Galatasaray), Mohamed Sissoko (to Paris Saint-Germain).

Notable Matches:

  • Juventus 2-0 Milan (October 2, 2011): A statement victory early in the season.
  • Juventus 3-0 Napoli (April 1, 2012): A crucial win in the title race.

Manager:

  • Antonio Conte: His tactical acumen, motivational skills, and deep understanding of the club's ethos were instrumental in Juventus' success.

Here’s a look at some of the notable players:

Key Players:

  1. Alessandro Del Piero

    • Role: Forward / Attacking Midfielder
    • Contribution: As the team captain and one of the most experienced players, Del Piero provided leadership and was a key attacking presence. He scored crucial goals and was a source of inspiration for the team throughout the season.
  2. Claudio Marchisio

    • Role: Central Midfielder
    • Contribution: Marchisio was one of the most consistent performers in the midfield, contributing both defensively and offensively. His work rate, vision, and ability to score goals made him a key player for Juventus.
  3. Milos Krasic

    • Role: Right Winger
    • Contribution: Krasic was a standout performer, known for his pace, dribbling, and crossing ability. He was one of the few bright spots in an otherwise challenging season for Juventus.
  4. Gianluigi Buffon

    • Role: Goalkeeper
    • Contribution: Buffon continued to be a crucial figure in goal, providing stability and making important saves despite the team's defensive issues. His experience and leadership were vital for the squad.
  5. Paolo De Ceglie

    • Role: Left Back
    • Contribution: De Ceglie was a regular in the left-back position, contributing to both defense and attack. His energy and ability to get forward helped in providing width to the team.
  6. Simone Pepe

    • Role: Winger / Attacking Midfielder
    • Contribution: Pepe added pace and directness to the attack. His work rate and ability to provide width and support in the final third made him an important player for Juventus.
  7. Alberto Aquilani

    • Role: Central Midfielder
    • Contribution: On loan from Liverpool, Aquilani was expected to bring creativity to the midfield. His performances were mixed, but he did contribute with some important goals and assists.
  8. Andrea Ranocchia

    • Role: Center Back
    • Contribution: Ranocchia was brought in during the January transfer window to strengthen the defense. While he struggled at times, he was a part of the team’s efforts to solidify the backline.
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