The Allianz Juventus Stadium is the venue for the premiere of the new Amazon Prime series All Or Nothing: Juventus, with details of the eight episodes now confirmed.
The event is being held this evening in Turin and the series will be available from November 25.
Players including Weston McKennie, Alvaro Morata and former star Claudio Marchisio were the first to arrive at the stadium for tonight’s premiere.
Meanwhile, the focus of the eight episodes has been revealed, following the Bianconeri with exclusive access in training and inside the locker room during the 2020-21 season.
The first episode is dedicated to the arrival of new coach Andrea Pirlo, who was a former teammate of Giorgio Chiellini, Leonardo Bonucci and Gigi Buffon, as the club seeks a 10th consecutive Serie A title.
The second covers a strong start, followed by difficulties in the Champions League against Barcelona and the Turin derby domestically.
Ahead of the decisive return leg with Barcelona, a head-to-head for first place in the Champions League group, episode tree sees Buffon trying to unite the group.
In episode four, 2020 ends on a low point with defeat to Fiorentina, while Bonucci prepares to face his old club Milan.
Pirlo faces former teammates and coaches in episode five, such as Antonio Conte at the helm of Inter and Gennaro Gattuso’s Napoli for the Supercoppa Italiana.
Episode six is where the wheels really start to come off the Juventus season, with Round of 16 Champions League elimination at the hands of FC Porto, giving insight into what happened in the locker room for Cristiano Ronaldo and the other veterans.
With defeats to Benevento and Milan, Juventus see a top four Serie A finish hanging by a thread in episode seven, while Buffon announces his departure.
In the final episode of the series, there are three games left in the season between Serie A and the Coppa Italia Final.
🤩🎬 A special night at Allianz Stadium for the première of All or Nothing: Juventus! ⚪️⚫️
🖥 Launches 25th November on @PrimeVideoIT!
#AONJuve pic.twitter.com/VQb3sOeQ8r— JuventusFC (@juventusfcen) November 17, 2021
Not sure if i want to relive the last season… or the past few
Sooo… the attempted Super League coup d’état will not be covered?