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Juventus? midfield is down another two bodies for a still to be determined amount of time. As much as Juventus? win over Frosinone on Sunday afternoon hopefully helped ease some of the disappointment that February brought, there was also the reality that an already shorthanded midfield was likely to be down two regulars for at least the next week or two.
Juve manager Max Allegri confirmed that Adrien Rabiot and Weston McKennie suffered a dislocated toe and shoulder dislocation, respectively, after the win over Frosinone. And scans the two players underwent Monday at J Medical have confirmed those notions.
However, the timetable for their respective returns still seems a bit of an unknown. What we do know is that the chances of Rabiot and McKennie ? who are both in the top five when it comes to minutes played on Juventus? roster ? making the trip to Naples and being able to play against Napoli this weekend is virtually next to none, according to Goal Italia?s Romeo Agresti. Beyond that, though, is still up in the air, with Allegri suddenly facing a roster crunch in midfield that leaves him very little options for an unknown period of time as Juventus head into a month of March that is looking far from routine.

Gli accertamenti di oggi hanno confermato il quadro di ieri: #Rabiot: lussazione falange primo dito piede destro. #McKennie: lussazione alla spalla sinistra. Sicuramente a Napoli non ci saranno e per il c...