The signings of players like Alessandro Buongiorno from Torino, Billy Gilmour from Brighton, Scott McTominay from Manchester United, David Neres from Benfica and free agent Leonardo Spinazzola, helped this team improve a lot this summer, as team star Kvicha Kvaratskelia didn't leave the club as well.

Juventus manager Thiago Motta said he was focused on pushing his team forward and improving his players' form, following their two-match goalless run in Serie A, rather than Napoli coach Antonio Conte's reunion with his former club on Saturday.

Conte will be back at the Allianz Stadium on Saturday for the first time as Napoli boss, having enjoyed a trophy-laden career at Juve as both a player and a manager

Antonio Conte is making a return to the Allianz Stadium, but Thiago Motta has his full focus on the game, not on the nostalgia.

Juventus‘ home clash against Napoli on Saturday will feel particularly special for Bianconeri boss Thiago Motta as he’ll face a team that marked a turning point in his coaching career and is now

Antonio Conte is looking forward to his return to Juventus as Napoli's manager this weekend and said he was proud of his role in the Turin club's history after leading them to multiple Serie A titles.