Former Juventus striker Fabrizio Ravanelli has identified two current Juventus players he believes should be automatic selections in the starting lineup, according to a report from JuveFC. The Italian World Cup winner, who played for Juventus from 1992 to 1996, offered his assessment of the current squad during a recent media appearance.
Ravanelli, who scored 41 goals in 111 appearances for the Turin club, did not have the specific player names disclosed in the available report. The 55-year-old has remained a vocal commentator on Juventus affairs since retiring, frequently sharing tactical insights on Italian football media.
Juventus, currently competing in Serie A and the UEFA Champions League, have undergone significant squad changes in recent seasons. Ravanelli's endorsement of specific players as undroppable carries weight given his status as a club legend and his experience winning three Serie A titles and a Champions League trophy with the Bianconeri.
