Juventus’s injury record: 16 players in the treatment room, the list and the causes

The long list of injuries has several causes, from traumatic injuries (for example, Yildiz and Conceicao) to pre-existing muscle problems and minor niggles carried over from elsewhere (Sarr). Yet there may be a common thread. Juventus have had more injured players on average than any other Serie A team in recent years, culminating in this season's record. One possible reason lies in the constant changes at Continassa.

Juventus have gone from Paratici to Cherubini, Giuntoli, Comolli and Carnevali in senior management, while Allegri, Sarri, Pirlo, Allegri again, Motta, Tudor and Spalletti have taken turns in the dugout. The fitness coach's role has seen just as much turnover. After Simone Folletti's five years between 2014 and 2019, the job has passed from one coach to another since 2019: Losi, Ranzato, Bertelli, Folletti again, Colinet, Licini, Pertusio, Ragnacci and, now, Sinatti. That constant turnover hasn't helped.

Jérémie Boga: muscle injury

Juan Cabal: muscle injury

Andrea Cambiaso: ankle sprain

Zeki Celik: muscle injury

Francisco Conceicao: dislocated shoulder

Jeff Ekhator: two muscle injuries

Federico Gatti: ankle problems

Nico Gonzalez: muscle injury

Kamil Grabara: cruciate ligament

Randal Kolo Muani: broken finger

Manuel Locatelli: meniscus

Weston McKennie: muscle fatigue

Arek Milik: muscle problem

Pape Sarr: muscle fatigue, behind in preparations

Khéphren Thuram: patellar chondropathy

Kenan Yildiz: fractured fifth metatarsal