Now the games are done. Juventus are champions of Italy for the third consecutive time as has not happened since the distant thirties. Roma's unexpected 4-1 defeat in Catania definitively opens the doors of the new Scudetto to the Bianconeri who at this point can legitimately boast the third star on their shirt in recognition of the 30 Scudettos won (they would be 32 if 2 hadn't been canceled by Calciopoli) .
Tomorrow night's home match against Atalanta will only serve Juve to celebrate the victory because Roma's gap (8 points with only two games to play) is now unbridgeable. After all, the Roma coach Garcia had been a good prophet when, on the eve of the fateful away match in Sicily, he had commented that the games for the Scudetto were now over. And he was right.
For Juve, on the other hand, the conquest of the new scudetto - which crowns a triumphal ride in which they burned record after record - comes precisely in one of the most difficult moments of the season after the bitter disappointment caused by Benfica's elimination from the Europa League which is added to the one in December from the Champions League by Roberto Mancini's Galatasaray.
Just the European disappointments will lead the president Andre Agnelli to strengthen the team to attack the coveted Champions League next year. For this reason, after the celebrations, it's already a transfer market for Juve: Lazio's Lulic and full-backs Nanì and Alexis Sanchez are at the top of the dream agenda. But first of all, Juve will have to try to renew Pogba's contract, which is coveted by all the major European clubs. Congratulations, old lady.
