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Sebastian Giovinco is fully recovered from his left thigh injury and now back in the group. The Atomic Ant picked up the injury in the match against Villarreal. The injury had kept him out for 3 weeks and Giovinco is now hope to make his first Series A’s appearance of the season.

Below is the complete list:

1 Buffon
2 Caceres
3 Chiellini
4 Felipe Melo
5 Cannavaro
8 Marchisio
9 Iaquinta
10 Del Piero
11 Amauri
12 Chimenti
13 Manninger
16 Camoranesi
17 Trezeguet
18 Poulsen
19 Molinaro
20 Giovinco
21 Grygera
28 Diego
29 De Ceglie
30 Tiago
33 Legrottaglie

This afternoon, Juventus continued with its preparation after a Monday of rest granted by Ferrara following the victorious match against Chievo. Alessandro Del Piero, who missed the Chievo match because of a back ache, just like Sebastian Giovinco, got back with the group. Hasan Salihamidzic, who was injured during the match following a blow to the ankle, remained in the gym together with Zebina. Momo Sissoko also returned to Vinovo after returning from France.

On Wednesday the team will train in the morning and will be followed by a Giorgio Chiellini press conference at 12:15 which as always will be transmitted live on Juventus Channel.

New section’s now opened. This section will contains all Giovinco’s statistics from all his matches (Serie A, Champion League, Coppa Italia in Juventus shirt and also in National Team). I will try my best to update the statistics as much as I can. Hope you like it! Check it out here.

You can now check Giovinco’s statistics every times you want. The statistics’s link will be available in “Next Match” tab ( next to the Video).

Giovinco will miss the first couple matches of the new season…

Juventus playmaker Sebastian Giovinco has revealed that an injury he suffered to his left thigh during the 4-1 friendly loss to Villarreal will keep him sidelined for around three weeks.

“Yes, I have to stop for at least 20 days, if not more,” explained the former Empoli star to Tuttosport.

“It’s a pity, I could have used the time. I hope to resolve the issue as soon as possible. For two weeks I will train on the ground and then begin with the differential [treatment].”

Giovinco is hoping to cement his place at Juventus this season, but has admitted himself his role will likely be as a substitute for Diego, who arrived from Werder Bremen this summer.

During the summer, the starlet played a prominent role for Italy at the Under-21 European championships in Sweden.

Despite missing the Juventus vs Juventus B match due to a muscular injury, Sebastian Giovinco still managed to be there (watching, of course). But there was another Giovinco on the field today, Giuseppe, Seba’ younger brother. Added some pictures of both Giovinco to the gallery (this is “Giovinco” fansite after all)