
Juventus may have a solution for its future in the attack. Arman Durmisi, the Albanian striker born in 2008, is standing out with Next Gen in Serie C, while his latest performance, capped by two goals against Renate, has drawn the attention of the black-and-white club’s leadership.
Juventus continues to seek stability in the attacking department, where the performance of its main strikers has been a topic of discussion during the season. Randal Kolo Muani has scored three goals in nine appearances across the Italian league and the Europa League, while German Nick Woltemade has yet to find the net in Serie A, although he has scored two goals in the European competition.
In this situation, attention is also shifting to academy talents, where one name is gaining increasing importance: Arman Durmisi, the Albanian striker who is standing out with Juventus Next Gen.
The Albanian talent was the protagonist in Juventus Next Gen’s win over Renate, scoring a brace that helped the team return to winning ways after a series of poor results. This performance confirms the potential of the young striker, who is trying to make the most of every opportunity to show his abilities in professional football.
According to reporting by TuttoMercatoWeb, Juventus leadership, Ottolini and Massara, were also present at the Alessandria stadium, where they had the chance to watch the young players up close.
During the summer, he was part of Juventus’s pre-season tour and has been registered on the UEFA list with number 47, an indication of the attention the club pays to his development.
Juventus’s confidence was shown even earlier. In April, the club offered Durmisi a new contract until 2028, ensuring the continuity of its cooperation with the Albanian talent.
The Albanian striker’s performances come at a time when Juventus is seeking more guarantees in the attacking department. However, it is still too early to talk about an immediate promotion to the first team, as his development will depend on consistency, performances and the assessment of the coaching staff.
