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The versatile speedster gives Allegri a dimension he doesn?t currently have in the squad As one American finds himself in the shadows at Juventus, another USMNT star steps in to take his place, carrying a name on the back of the shirt that carried the world and everything before it for the Rossoneri nearly three decades ago.
Timothy Tarpeh Weah is the son of 1995 Ballon d?Or winner George Weah, the striker whose name went down in legend for AC Milan in the 1990s. The elder Weah remains the only African winner of the best player in the world title, and though his son has grown up with all the expectation the weight of that name carries, he is in his own right a footballer of different talents. Raised in Brooklyn and capped 29 times for the country of his birth, the 23-year-old is a versatile player who will give Massimiliano Allegri a dimension he is currently lacking down the right wing ? searing pace.
Weah has been with LOSC Lille for the last four seasons, scoring eight times with eight assists in a variety of competitions, all while being used as a human Swiss knife, as the graphic below will show.

Now, if there is one thing we know about Allegri is that he loves putting players ?out of position,? and what better way to combat that than with a footballer who is capable of lining up in a variety of different spots.
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