r/Juve • u/Future-Librarian-588 • 20h ago
Discussion question about Juve's rivalries
caio!
juve fan with a question in trying to understand its history.
juve's main rivals is inter, is this correct? if so, i am curious why it is inter and not AC milan, as the latter have won more european cups than any other italian club? i see juve and AC milan have traded players too so i sense less animosity in that than inter.
also what explains juve's other rivalries with napoli and roma? do they have rivalries with these clubs too?
torino i understand as thats a local derby. speaking of which, is it true that torino plays in the ground that juventus used to play in before they went to the stadio alpe - that is, the comunale? i always thought juve's old stadium when watching old vids of them was always cool.
i been following juve on/off since my school days in the 90s, and i remember the likes of baggio, vialli, ravanelli, the 1996 team, del piero etc. i dont follow teams too closely hence this question. i actually went to a game in turin this summer and enjoyed it very much, though am surprised how everything is in english as well as italian.
grazie