Juventus miss out on UEFA Champions League this season

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Juventus will not compete in the UEFA Champions League this season. The Italian giants finished fourth in Serie A last season, one place outside the qualification places. This is the first time that Juventus have failed to qualify for the Champions League since the 2010-11 season.

The absence of Juventus from the Champions League is a major blow to the club. The Champions League is the most prestigious club competition in Europe, and it is a major source of revenue for the clubs that participate in it. Juventus will now have to compete in the Europa League, which is a less prestigious competition and offers less prize money.

The failure to qualify for the Champions League is a sign of the decline of Juventus in recent years. The club has not won a major trophy since 2018, and it has been eliminated from the Champions League in the quarter-finals in each of the last three seasons.

Juventus will need to make significant changes to its squad and its style of play if it wants to return to the top of European football. The club has a new manager in Maurizio Sarri, and he will be tasked with getting Juventus back into the Champions League and challenging for major trophies.