Juventus plan to follow Barcelona's model of nurturing young players within a certain style, according to the club's general manager Beppe Marotta.
The Old Lady has implemented a number of structural changes since the summer when Gigi Del Neri moved to Turin along with Marotta in an effort to point the club in a different direction.
Interviewed on the Juventus Channel, he said: "We are focusing on young players. We have done it and we will continue to do it in the next few years.
Juventus plan to follow Barcelona's model of nurturing young players within a certain style, according to the club's general manager Beppe Marotta.
The Old Lady has implemented a number of structural changes since the summer when Gigi Del Neri moved to Turin along with Marotta in an effort to point the club in a different direction.
Interviewed on the Juventus Channel, he said: "We are focusing on young players. We have done it and we will continue to do it in the next few years.
"Our objective for the future is to create a Juve in the style of Barcelona.
"It takes instinct to find the most promising players and bring them to Vinovo, but also courage to given them a debut in the first team.
"This year a new cycle has opened. Twelve new signings arrived without counting the Primavera. We have renewed the team, notably lowering the average age.
"There will be no big signings in January. I can assure you of that. But we will be careful to exploit any opportunity that arrives. So we could move for a player who is in difficulty with his club who wants a transfer and the possibility to realise his potential elsewhere, hopefully here at Juventus.
"The objective would be a loan with a right to buy."