Juventus

is a team participating in Serie A, the top league in Italy. The club was founded in 1897 by a group of students. Juventus boasts a massive fan base not only in Italy but also globally. In the decade prior to 1986, Juventus won 13 trophies, including 6 league titles and 5 international titles, becoming the first team to win all three UEFA competitions in a single season. On January 20, 2021, Juventus lifted the Italian Super Cup for the ninth time after a 2-0 victory over Napoli. Since 1903, Juventus has worn a black and white striped jersey and white shorts, sometimes with black shorts. Visit our website to purchase the latest Juventus jerseys. We are committed to providing the highest quality jerseys for all Juventus fans. At Bestsoccerstore, you can find affordable Juventus jerseys and player-edition jerseys. Buy Juventus jerseys at Bestsoccerstore, wholesale Juventus football jerseys at affordable prices. We offer a full range of Juventus football jersey sets, including short-sleeved jersey sets, long-sleeved jersey sets, children's jersey sets, training kits, women's jerseys, and retro jerseys. We also offer personalization services. Add your name and number to your Adidas Juventus football jersey now. Find the best Juventus football gear here. Juventus

FC, also commonly known as Juve, has long been one of Italy's top football clubs. The Italian word "Juventus" means "youth." 
Juventus also has many nicknames in Italy, such as "Old Lady," "Italy's Girlfriend," "Lady," "Black and White Army," "Zebra Army," and even "Hunchback."
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Join us in paying tribute to the great achievements of Juventus Football Club and its legendary players!    For home grounds
, you should know the following:     Stadio Olimpico Turin (1932-1990),    Stadio delle Alpi (1990-2006),    Stadio Olimpico (2006-2011), and    Stadio Juventus (2011-). Juventus played at Park Valentino and Park Cittadella in 1897 and 1898 respectively.From 1909 to 1922, Juventus played their domestic matches at the Stadio Corso Sebastião, before moving to the Stadio Corso Marsilia the following year, where they remained until 1933, winning four league titles during that period. Juventus played 890 league matches at the Stadio Vittorio Pozzo Municipal for 57 years. The team used the stadium for training until July 2003.







In November 2008, Juventus announced an investment of approximately €120 million to build a new stadium on the site of the former Stadio delle Alpi – the Juventus Stadium. The current stadium will be in use until June 30, 2030.