Average player ratings show Juventus top and flop signings

La Gazzetta dello Sport’s average player ratings show Juventus’ best and worst signing in the 2024-25 campaign, with Argentine winger Nico Gonzalez sitting at the bottom of the ranking.

Juventus invested over €200m across the summer and winter transfer window, but many newcomers have struggled to justify their heavy price tags in Turin.

According to Gazzetta player ratings, Portuguese winger Francisco Conceiçao has been Juventus’ best signing so far, with an average player rating of 6.34. The 22-year-old has three goals and three assists in 18 appearances.

He joined Juventus on loan from Porto last summer, but the Bianconeri are confident they’ll be able to sign him permanently for €30m at the end of the season.

Another winger, Nico Gonzalez, sits exactly at the opposite side of the rankings with an average player rating of 5.45.

The ex-Fiorentina winger has one goal and two assists in 16 Serie A appearances. He joined Juventus on an €8m loan deal with an obligation to buy for €33m, including add-ons.

Randal Kolo Muani is the best January signing, but he’s also on loan from PSG, while Lloyd Kelly has averaged 5.50 in four Serie A appearances, the lowest among the winter signings.

Juventus 2024-25 signings – average player ratings

Conceiçao 6.34

Kolo Munai (January) 6.26

Thuram 6.19

Kalulu 6.12

Di Gregorio 6.06

Veiga (January) 6.00

Cabal 5.75 – seven appearances

Alberto Costa (January) 5.75

Koopmeiners 5.79

Douglas Luiz 5.68

Kelly (January) 5.50

Nico 5.45