'We are at an excellent point in Paulo Dybala's renewal,' former Juventus playmaker Nedved said.

Nedved, who spoke alongside CEO Maurizio Arrivabene and president AndreaВ Agnelli,В confirmed there has been significant progress in moves to sign up Paulo Dybala to a new deal, with the Argentine forward's contract due to expire at the end of this season. We will evaluate things in January, but we are sure that the squad is of absolute value to aim for the top places.'ДЄtalanta's Dusan Vlahovic has been recently linked as a likely target of Juventus, with the 21-year-old Serbian having been a revelation since the beginning of last season, netting 26 goals in 47 league games. 'We believe that the squad is sufficient and very good. We have to look at the opponents who are in front of us, and work match after match because we still have a long way to go.

'It is difficult to talk about the Scudetto and the objectives right now. We had some difficulties, but we are going to start again tomorrow. 'The players, coach, staff, and all of us, know this. He said at the club's shareholders' meeting: 'We have tried and are trying to rejuvenate the team, knowing that what matters is always the victory. Vice-president Nedved believes Allegri's current squadВ can come good, yet it appears nothing is being ruled out. The loss of Cristiano Ronaldo as the last transfer window closed means Juventus have been forced to look elsewhere for goals, givenВ the Portuguese was so prolific in his three years in Italy. Vice-president Nedved was livid as he saw Juventus beaten 2-1 by Sassuolo on Wednesday, as the Turin giants fell 13 points behind Napoli and Milan at the Serie A summit.ДЇor now, Nedved is prepared to back the players at Allegri's disposal, but he said January would be a time for reflection and potentially action to strengthen the Juventus squad. Pavel Nedved has indicated Juventus could make use of the January transfer window as Massimiliano Allegri battles to piece together a winning team.

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