Weston McKennie is very much a midfielder, but had the look of a striker in scoring his fifth Serie A goal of the season on Sunday. The U.S. Men’s National Team star came off the bench to help Juventus seal (…)
Weston McKennie is in some hot water and will now not play a role in this weekend’s Turin Derby. Multiple outlets in Italy reported Friday that McKennie and fellow Juventus players Paulo Dybala and Arthur are (…)
When Weston McKennie first arrived at Juventus, his loan move was seen as the Italian champions taking a flier on a young American with tons of potential. More than a half a season later, McKennie has proven (…)
Juventus head coach Andrea Pirlo is counting on Weston McKennie’s contribution to the team as the reigning Italian champions try to close the 10-point gap on Serie A leader Inter Milan despite the (…)
Weston McKennie is in the midst of a dream season at Juventus, exceeding all expectations since his arrival on loan from Schalke. What wasn’t known until Monday is that McKennie has been impressing (…)
Juventus looked to be well on its way to snapping a three-match winless run in all competitions and Weston McKennie decided to get in on the fun in Monday’s Serie A victory. McKennie tallied the third (…)
Weston McKennie will get the chance to earn another piece of silverware later this Spring in Italy. Juventus clinched a spot in May’s Coppa Italia Final after advancing past Inter Milan 2-1 on (…)
Weston McKennie has come up with some big performances during his time at Juventus, but Sunday’s showed a mixture of everything he’s brought to the table so far. McKennie got the start for Andrea (…)
Weston McKennie made history on Wednesday becoming the first modern-day American player to win the Italian Super Cup. Juventus edged Napoli 2-0 in Wednesday’s Final, picking up its first trophy of (…)
Weston McKennie’s injury is not as bad as initially feared, and that sound you hear is Juventus and U.S. Men’s National Team fans breathing a collective sigh of relief. McKennie has been listed as “day-to-day” (…)
