Three years of success for Juventus Women

Art is something in constant motion. It never changes, yet it evolves constantly. From classic to modern, from modern to contemporary. If a great work that is 123 years old is something that is enriched with ever new brushstrokes, the Juventus masterpiece, from 2017, is also declined in the shapes and colours of something never before seen.

That “something” is a fresh, direct, vital and, above all, incredibly successful painting style.

It is the contemporary art of Juventus Women.

A painting enriched by the brushstrokes of the girls, who have been coach from the very beginning by Rita Guarino, have imprinted indelible marks on the canvas: the first Scudetto, in the first ever season played, was secured in one night in Novara, under a pouring rain that inspires only the bravest artists.

And then, in the following season, there are two moments that have been imprinted in everyone's memory: the Première. It was the first time the Women stepped onto the field of the Allianz Stadium after having only ever experienced the works and artistic celebrations of the Men's First Team.

A few months later, in that same place, a contemporary art installation of lights, colours and sounds took place for the award ceremony and the celebration of the second, unforgettable, Scudetto.

And then there are snapshots of the first experience in Europe, but also of a victory in the Italian Cup and the Super Cup, to testify how truly, in the world of Italian women's football, art means, more than ever, Juventus.

Even in 2020, in which finding the concentration and strength to express talent was not easy for anyone, Juventus were crowned champions, and, once again, the final brush strokes took place at Allianz Stadium: they are strokes of joy, for an incredible and third consecutive Scudetto.

And that's not all. Let's paraphrase another unforgettable artist, this time in music: we use the words of Frank Sinatra, because we are sure that "the best is yet to come".