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Tim Weah and Juventus end Serie A season on a high note as USMNT winger starts in campaign-closing win over Monza

Juventus seized the lead in the 26th minute on a goal from Federico Chiesa. The Italian's finish came after a fantastic solo effort before a strike to the near post made the game 1-0. Just two minutes later, it was 2-0. Alex Sandro, set to leave the club after this season, ended his Juve career with one last bright moment, heading home a corner kick from Nicolo Fagioli for Juventus' second.From there, there was no way back for Monza as Juve largely saw out the game to end the Serie A season with three points.

WHAT HAPPENED?

The Juve win comes just days after the Old Lady lifted the Coppa Italia, effectively ending their season on a high. Saturday's match had little impact on the season, with Juve already having a trophy and Champions League qualification in their back pocket.With the win, Juventus finish the season in third place behind only runaway champions Inter and second-place AC Milan.

THE BIGGER PICTURE

Weah was handed the start once again for Juve as the American started four of the team's final five games of the Serie A season. That was a solid run for Weah, who had fallen out of the XI for a time before reclaiming his starting place towards the end of the season. In total, Weah made 12 starts across 30 Serie A appearances.The season very nearly ended on a sour note, though, as Weah was almost called for a penalty for a foul in the final minute of this final game. Ultimately, a handball earlier int he sequence bailed Weah out, helping Juve preserve the clean sheet.McKennie, meanwhile, was named to the bench, having been relegated to substitute duty a few times towards the end of the season. He started 29 total matches for Juve, though, having established himself as one of the club's best players throughout this 2023-24 campaign.

USMNT IMPACT

Tim Weah (6/10):Somewhat quiet on the attacking side. Only played in one cross and didn't create any chances from his wide position on the right.Weston McKennie (N/A):Was in the squad, but wasn't on the field. That was, at least partly, due to some interesting year-end subs from Juve as, for example, third-string goalkeeper Carlo Pinsoglio was brought on as a substitute for some rare playing time.

GOAL'S RATINGS

Weah and McKennie can now look ahead to USMNT duty as the U.S. is set to convene in the<a href="https://www.goal.com/en-us/lists/usmnt-christian-pulisic-tyler-adams-gio-reyna-copa-america-brazil-colombia/blt5178a5b6e3be8739" target="_blank"> coming days for June camp</a>. As part of that camp, the U.S. will face Colombia and Brazil in a pair of friendlies in the leadup to the Copa America.

WHAT COMES NEXT?

Tim Weah and Juventus end Serie A season on a high as USMNT star starts in campaign-closing win over Monza | Goal.com US

Tim Weah started Juventus&apos; final Serie A match of the season as the Old Lady sealed a 2-0 win over Monza on Saturday.