Fate turned to the master from Nikšić - Vasilije Adžić demolished Juventus!

The Montenegrin national team's mastery against "his" Juventus - in the 94th minute he scored a beautiful goal for 3:2 and knocked out the "old lady"

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The moment when Adžić shoots and hits the Juventus net, Photo: Reuters
The moment when Adžić shoots and hits the Juventus net, Photo: Reuters
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Juventus didn't give Vasilije Adžić a chance to prove himself and show what he's capable of. He went on loan to Sassuolo this summer in search of playing time, and fate would have it that he would decide the match against the "old lady".

The Montenegrin footballer, with a beautiful goal in the 94th minute, brought victory to the "neroverdi" against the "old lady" in the 4th round of Serie A, 3:2!

And exactly one year after he won the derby against Inter (4:3) with a bomb from over 25 meters while playing for Juventus.

In the crazy finale, Juventus came back from a deficit twice, but couldn't get a point. Luciano Spalletti's men went for the whole spoils, leaving plenty of space for Sassuolo's counterattack, and one such was crowned by our national team player. He positioned himself on his right foot and from about 15 meters hit a beautiful shot into the far corner - the "old lady" goalkeeper Vicario could only watch as the ball entered his net.

The 20-year-old from Nikšić did not celebrate the goal out of respect for Juventus, whose player he is still, but it is certain that, in the jargon, a stone has been lifted from his heart. He proved that he can play at the highest level, right in front of those who did not believe in him enough until now.

Although he was a starter in most of the games, Adžić started tonight's match from the bench. He was introduced by Alberto Aquilani in the 70th minute, and five minutes before that, Sassuolo took the lead through Sebastian Esposito.

Juve equalised after a mistake by Arijanet Murić that was capitalised on by Edon Žegrova in the 82nd minute. However, just seven minutes later Kieron Bouvi restored the home side's lead - from a move also initiated by Adžić.

Practically in the first attack from the center, Žegrov scored again and brought the "old lady" back to the equalizer. Spalletti's men went on the attack with all their might and were met with plenty of blows. Vasilije Adžić was left with too much space, and he knew how to punish him.

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