Vlahovic’s lack of goals ere only magnified this past weekend when he was pulled at halftime of Saturday’s draw with Napoli, a game in which the big Serb only had six touches and completed two passes.

As Juventus played out a 0-0 draw against Napoli in the Serie A yesterday, it was another dull night for striker Dusan Vlahovic.The Serbian was taken off at halftime by manager Thiago Motta, who

Under Motta, Vlahovic is constantly finding himself in positions where he is having to sort his feet out quickly and execute instinctive actions in tight spaces, instead of finishing chances and making those darting runs in-behind. That isn’t to say he is a bad player – no. He is getting used to playing in a different way.