Tudor Urges Henry’s Support Ahead of Como vs Juventus Match
Igor Tudor, the head coach of Juventus, is requesting support from Thierry Henry ahead of the Serie A match against Como. The match is scheduled for Sunday, October 1, 2025, at 11:30 BST at the Stadio Sinigaglia. Tudor emphasized the importance of teamwork as they prepare for the game after the recent international break.
Juventus vs Como: Match Preview
This upcoming match marks the return of both Juventus and Como to Serie A following the October international break. The Bianconeri will face challenges, including the absence of key players due to injuries. Gleison Bremer and Edon Zhegrova will not participate, allowing Daniele Rugani to step into a starting role.
Expected Formation Changes
With Bremer sidelined, Tudor is contemplating adjustments to the team formation. The typical 3-4-2-1 formation may change to a back four, potentially featuring Pierre Kalulu and Andrea Cambiaso in defensive roles.
Tudor stated, “Bremer’s injury is irrelevant with these choices, but we must do what is best for the team. Who says we are playing with four at the back? We’ll see.”
Preparations for the Game
The Juventus coaching staff has been working diligently to prepare for Como, despite a limited timeframe due to international duty. Tudor acknowledged the challenge, stating they had only two days to strategize and prepare. He aims to impose Juventus’s playing style on a well-organized Como team.
Henry’s Relationship with Juventus
Tudor and Henry, former teammates from their time at Juventus in 1999, met at Stadio Sinigaglia. Henry, who holds a minority stake in Como, was playfully encouraged by Tudor to support Juventus during the match. Tudor remarked, “Titi is a champion; he understands football and is a good guy.”
Conclusion
- Match: Juventus vs. Como
- Date: October 1, 2025
- Kick-off: 11:30 BST
- Location: Stadio Sinigaglia
- Notable Absences: Gleison Bremer, Edon Zhegrova
As the match approaches, all eyes will be on Juventus to see how they adapt and perform without key players. Tudor’s message to Henry highlights his intent to rally support from all corners, even from former players and legends.
