New jersey debuts next season! Juventus invites Pintus to return, CEO: Full trust in Gene Toli

Juventus Club officially released the new home jersey for the 2025/26 season on its official website. The new jerseys give a new interpretation of the Zebra Legion’s iconic black and white stripes, adopting a misaligned and changed design style, and complemented by classic pink embellishments, showing a timeless fashion charm.

'We Are Youth. Since 1897'-- This is not only a slogan, but also the core concept that shapes Juventus's continuous evolution of identity, and always leads us forward with the most firm enthusiasm and clear goals. This spirit is fully demonstrated in the new home jersey of the 2025/26 season. The classic black and white stripes are recreated with a new design. The lines of varying thickness are inspired by Italian fashion aesthetics, which are bold and unique. The

team logo, Adidas logo and the three bars on the shoulder are all integrated with pink details, giving a clever tribute to Juventus' founding tradition and historical roots.

This lightweight jersey is specially designed to improve players' competitive performance and is designed to help players continue to play confidently under pressure. The jersey uses the latest Adidas technology and works closely with the players throughout the development process to complete the design. In order to perfectly present the overall shape, the TEAMGEIST neckline design has made a strong comeback.

Spanish media Relevo reported that Real Madrid physical fitness coach Antonio Pintus received an invitation from his old club Juventus, who had previously worked with Conte for the Zebra Legion.

According to Relevo, Pintus has made it clear that he is seriously considering the proposal to leave the Galaxy battleship and return to work in the wealthy family in Turin.

Although Pintus prefers to stay at Real Madrid, this may be beyond his control as Ancelotti will leave Madrid to take over the Brazilian national team, while Xavi Alonso will join him from Leverkusen with his physical coach.

Pintus has also been criticized by some Spanish media as the "culprit" for Real Madrid's wounded camp this season, which has left them with only 10 healthy players to participate this weekend. Some even believe that Juventus' invitation implies that the club is also trying to attract former coach Conte to Turin.

62-year-old Pintus worked for many teams during his coaching career, including at Juventus from 1991 to 1998, when Conte was a player, and then at Chelsea from 1998 to 2000.

He returned to Juventus in the 2006-07 season and worked for Inter Milan in Udinese, Monaco, West Ham United, Marseille, Palermo, Sunderland and Conte's 2019-21 season. In the 2016-19 season, Pintus already had work experience in Real Madrid and returned to the Galaxy Battleship in 2021.

Juventus CEO Maurizio Scanavino confirmed that business manager Francesco Calvo wanted a "new career challenge" and insisted that the club "absolutely" trusted Cristiano Genetoli.

46-year-old Calvo will leave the Zebras after the end of this season and become Aston Villa's new CEO. Juventus has not confirmed the executive's departure, but Scanavino confirmed on Tuesday night that Calvo wanted to leave.

Scanavino said: "We have been discussing his future for some time and he expressed his desire to accept a new career challenge. We have arranged a meeting to determine the next move and allow him to reach some important business and institutional commitments."

Sports director Gene Toli is under scrutiny from the club and he may pay a high price if Juventus fails to qualify for the Champions League. However, Scanavino showed complete trust in him.

"When this team is in full roster, it is very powerful. As for the future, we will start with this core group of players, who are also young. We will make targeted additions, and Cristiano has been working on this for some time, and we are planning for the future together."

When asked again whether Juventus and Genetoli will plan for the future together, Scanavino reiterated: "Absolutely."

Tudor replaced Mota to coach the Zebras in March this year, and Scanavino confirmed that the future of the Croatian coach will be decided after the club World Cup in July. "Tudore has had a very positive impact, and with a limited squad, he did a great job at the critical moment. We knew from the beginning that we would definitely play in the (club) World Cup together and then we would decide how to move forward. Now, we are very satisfied."

Juventus is currently ranked fourth in the standings, with 64 points with Lazio, and their last two league opponents are Udinese and Venice.

Tuttojuve reported that Juventus is preparing to introduce the 18-year-old Dutch young defender Shane Van Arles. The

Zebras continue to invest in young players as part of their long-term strategy to build a stronger team, and they are now targeting a young Dutch star. Focusing on the development of U19 and the next generation of teams, the club remains committed to finding and signing stars who may one day advance to the senior team.

Although such signings are not expected to have an immediate impact on the first team, Juventus has established a strong youth training system aimed at cultivating and improving these players. In particular, the formation of the next generation to compete in the Serie C League provides them with opportunities to grow within the club and ultimately compete for the first team position..

Juventus' latest player to be concerned is Van Arles, a young defender who currently plays for Dutch second-tier team FC Eindhoven. At the age of 18, Van Arles has gained stable game time and valuable experience in professional football in the club's first team and continues to grow in a competitive environment.

van Arles' performance has not been overlooked, and it is reported that several clubs have sent scouts to examine his progress. Juventus is now one of the teams showing specific interest, hoping to sign him in the summer transfer window. As Tuttojuve reported, the Zebra Legion believes the Dutchman is one of their summer signing targets.

van Arles is seen as a player with great potential and Juventus believes he will be part of their young squad. After joining the club, he will train and compete in the next generation, ultimately challenging the first team position.

Van Arles is currently on the right path, and the transfer to the Turin giants can provide the ideal environment for him to take the next step in his career. Juventus continues to focus on the development of young people, which shows that the club intends to build a sustainable future based on local talent and recruitment.