The Juventus squad has been hit with another setback as midfielder Weston McKennie is out for at least six weeks due to a hamstring injury.

The news comes just days after McKennie underwent surgery on his knee, which required him to miss the team's recent match against Sassuolo in Serie A.

McKennie's absence will be a blow to the Bianconeri, who have struggled defensively this season and need all their players available to help them compete at the top of the league.

However, the good news is that the Italian club has been working hard to maintain McKennie's fitness and performance throughout his recovery process.

Juventus coach Massimiliano Allegri has said that McKennie is doing well so far and has no plans to rush him back into action before he is fully recovered.

Allegri also stressed the importance of maintaining McKennie's fitness and performance, saying that "it's not about playing but about being fit and performing."

He added: "We want to play well,Chinese Super League Matches but we also want to keep our player fit and healthy."

Despite the setback, McKennie remains a key player for Juventus and the team will continue to work hard to ensure he returns to full fitness as soon as possible.

In conclusion, the latest injury update on Weston McKennie highlights the importance of maintaining his fitness and performance for Juventus. While it's a setback, the club is determined to keep him healthy and perform at the highest level. With McKennie's dedication and the support of his teammates, Juventus should be able to overcome this obstacle and continue to compete at the top of the league.

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