Federico Gatti
JUV
Scores equalizer off bench
Gatti scored one goal to go with one shot (one on goal) in Sunday's 1-1 draw versus AC Milan. In addition, he was given a yellow card in the 96th minute.
Analysis: Gatti featured for the first time this season after his return, having been an unused substitute against Parma. He was brought on in the 88th minute and earned Juventus a valuable point, converting a Teun Koopmeiners cross with a header.
Unused against Parma
Gatti (ankle) didn't play in Saturday's 2-0 win over Parma.
Analysis: Gatti returned at his coach's disposal after being unavailable for the Frosinone game but will have to take advantage of his likely rare opportunity to earn a meaningful role, as he's trailing Gleison Bremer, Jhon Lucumi and Lloyd Kelly for two spots in the back.
Returns to bench
Gatti (ankle) is on the bench for Saturday's match against Parma.
Analysis: Gatti has recovered from the injury he suffered in preseason and is on the bench for Saturday's match. Though he is back in the squad, he'll have to fight for minutes, considering the recent arrival of John Lucumi and that Lloyd Kelly and Gleison Bremer are both healthy as well. He contributed to two clean sheets in 26 displays (16 starts) in 2025/2026, tallying 95 clearances, 30 interceptions and 17 tackles.
Expected to return versus Parma
Gatti (ankle) has been able to ramp up in practice throughout the week and is probable for Saturday, TuttoSport relayed.
Analysis: Gatti appears to have shaken off a wacky injury he suffered in the pre-season, but he'll have to fight for minutes, considering the recent arrival of John Lucumi and that Lloyd Kelly and Gleison Bremer are both healthy as well. He contributed to two clean sheets in 26 displays (16 starts) in 2025/2026, tallying 95 clearances, 30 interceptions and 17 tackles.
Will skip Frosinone bout
Gatti hasn't been called up for Sunday's match versus Frosinone due to an ankle injury, TuttoSport informed.
Analysis: Gatti was inadvertently roughed up by a fan during a pitch invasion in the last friendly earlier in the week, and while the issue is believed to be minor, he hasn't been able to recover in time for this one. He's fourth in the pecking order in the back behind Gleison Bremer, Jhon Lucumi and Lloyd Kelly.
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