
Key strength: Adaptability
Versatile player
At 27 years old, Argentine left winger Nico González operates in the shadows of Juventus' star-studded midfield, wearing the number 23 shirt for a Bianconeri side sitting fourth in the table and enjoying an unbeaten run of DWWWD. Yet for a player valued at €24 million, his output tells a story of untapped potential: 3 goals and 0 assists across 37 appearances this season, averaging just 49 minutes per outing. He operates in a galaxy of higher-rated teammates — Khéphren Thuram and Weston McKennie (both 80-rated) pull the strings, while Francisco Conceição (78) provides flair on the opposite flank. González's strength lies in his adaptability; the versatile Argentine can slot into multiple roles when called upon. But with modest dribbling (55) and shooting (53) attributes, the question persists — can a winger with zero assists transform into a genuine creative threat? As Juventus chase Champions League qualification, González stands at a career crossroads: either seize his moments in this unbeaten stretch, or risk becoming a €24m squad player forever waiting in the wings.