Juventus beat AS Roma last night and their main man, Cristiano Ronaldo, got on the scoresheet once again. Andrea Pirlo’s side is showing a lot of positive signs as the Bianconeri chase a tenth consecutive Serie A title.

Without further ado, let’s take a look at the top stories involving Juventus from 7 February 2021.

Andrea Pirlo says Juventus have learnt from their mistakes

The Juventus manager was in a reflective mood after Juventus registered a 2-0 win over rivals AS Roma to move up to third on the Serie A table. They approached the game with caution and were willing to let AS Roma enjoy more possession but they struck when it mattered.

Speaking to the press after the game, Pirlo said:

Pirlo also talked about how he has had to adapt in a ’tactical league’ like the Serie A.

Tottenham Hotspur want to swap Lamela for Aaron Ramsey

Aaron Ramsey’s stint at Juventus has so far been blighted by injuries. Andrea Pirlo has used him when he is available but his injuries have grown into a major source of concern for the Old Lady.

Now, as per Fichajes (via Calciomercato), Jose Mourinho wants to bring the former Arsenal man to Tottenham Hotspur despite his history with Arsenal. Tottenham Hotspur are looking to tempt Juventus into selling Aaron Ramsey by including Erik Lamela in the deal.

Juventus reportedly value Aaron Ramsey at €20 million. They had signed him as a free-agent. If Spurs are not able to furnish the funds needed, they will include Erik Lamela and try to make it a swap deal.

Juventus want Cristiano Ronaldo to take a paycut

Cristiano Ronaldo has been Juventus’ main man this season. He has been scoring goals for fun and Juventus want to extend his deal. However, they want him to take a paycut despite his goalscoring form, according to Il Messaggero (via The Express).

Ronaldo had signed a four year deal with Juventus when he joined in the summer of 2018. His current contract will run out next summer. Manchester United have been linked once again with Ronaldo and it looks like that has caused Juventus to consider the subject of tying the Portuguese down to a new deal.

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