Juventus is already "critically ill" and needs a managerial change; from a 3-game winning streak to an 8-match winless run, now ranked 8th in Serie A and 25th in the Champions League.

In the 8th round of Serie A, Juventus suffered a 0-1 away defeat to Lazio, slipping further down to eighth in the league. A novice coach such as Tudor cannot effectively manage the Bianconeri, giving the impression that Juventus is "terminally ill," with no options left except for a coaching change and a complete roster refresh. Vlahović earns a net salary of €12 million per year, and his contract expires at the end of this season; if not renewed, he must be either transferred or sidelined, otherwise, integrating new forwards will be very difficult.

Juventus started this season with three consecutive Serie A wins, especially a thrilling 4-3 home victory over Inter Milan in the third round, which made it seem like the Bianconeri had transformed into a strong team on the right path to revival. However, after that, in both the Champions League and Serie A, Juventus went through a streak of five draws; recently, they have suffered three straight defeats across all competitions. This downturn began with a 0-2 loss away to Como, a complete defeat, followed by narrow 0-1 losses to strong teams Real Madrid and Lazio.

After eight rounds in Serie A, Juventus has a record of 3 wins, 3 draws, and 2 losses, accumulating 12 points and sitting in eighth place, six points behind the league leaders. This makes Juventus appear to have gradually declined into an average Serie A team rather than a powerhouse.

Juventus's performance in the Champions League this season is even more dismal, with 2 draws and 1 loss in 3 games, ranking 25th and in the elimination zone. Since the Champions League expanded, the league stage has 8 matches; the top 8 teams advance directly, teams ranked 9th to 24th play two-legged playoffs to determine another 8 spots in the round of 16; teams ranked 25th to 36th are eliminated outright, without dropping to the Europa League anymore.