The Bianconeri’s loaned-out players were covered by JuventusNews24 after a spectacular weekend of Italian football.
While some of these players are on dry loans and will undoubtedly return to Turin at the end of the current campaign, others may stay put because of options or buy-in responsibilities.
The Juventus loanee who put on the best performance this past weekend was unquestionably Matias Soulé.
The 20-year-old made his debut for Frosinone on Sunday afternoon against Sassuolo. With two goals, Andrea Pinamonti gave the Emilians hope that they would take all three points home.
Nevertheless, the Canarini pulled off a remarkable comeback to emerge victorious in a 4-2 result, much to the delight of the home supporters.
Soulé enjoyed an impressive outing on the right wing. He also delivered the assist from a corner kick for what was a stunning equalizer from club captain Luca Mazzitelli.
The Juventus youngster also came close to scoring himself, but was denied by the post in a replicated scenario from the previous round.
Moreover, Soulé’s friend and compatriot Enzo Barrenechea was also in Frosinone’s starting formation. The midfielder left his spot on the pitch in the middle of the second half.
On the other hand, Kaio Jorge remained on the bench for the duration of the match.
Elsewhere, Nicolo Rovella and Luca Pellegrini took the field against their parent club in Juve’s 3-1 win over Lazio. They both entered right after the interval.
For his part, Koni De Winter produced a solid display for Genoa in the 2-2 draw against Napoli. The right-back was entrusted in marking Khvicha Kvaratskhelia.
Arthur Melo entered the pitch during the second half of Fiorentina’s thrilling 3-2 win over Atalanta, while Filippo Ranocchia is yet to make his debut for Empoli who lost 0-7 at the hands of Roma.
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