Edon Zhegrova

Key strength: Pace and dribbling

Wide creator

In a Juventus side languishing 14th in Serie A—adrift with just one win from their last five matches—Edon Zhegrova's arrival was meant to be the creative infusion Thiago Motta desperately craved. The 27-year-old Kosovo international, valued at €10 million and handed the iconic number 11 shirt, carries the lineage of Bianconeri wing wizards past. Yet four appearances and 360 minutes into his Turin tenure, Zhegrova remains a promise unfulfilled: zero goals, zero assists, the stat sheet barren despite his clear attributes. Operating as a wide creator on the right flank, the €10m man offers pace and dribbling ability—the profile of a defense-stretching outlet Juve's rigid attack desperately needs. With midfield conductor Khéphren Thuram pulling strings and Jérémie Boga offering width opposite him, the infrastructure exists for Zhegrova to thrive. But Serie A's unforgiving rhythms have so far muted his impact. The question haunting the Allianz Stadium grows louder each matchday: can this Kosovo winger translate his potential into tangible output before Juventus' season slips beyond rescue? The number 11 demands more than promise—it demands deliverance.