(Reuters) - A trophyless 2021-22 campaign set the alarm bells ringing at Juventus and despite an encouraging start to their rebuild with the capture of some marquee names, the 36-times Serie A champions could face a challenging road ahead.
The return of Massimiliano Allegri as Andrea Pirlo's replacement had raised hopes of success last season but the Italian manager, who guided Juve to five successive titles in his first spell from 2014-2019, failed to turn things around and they finished fourth.
