Major trophy triumphs across 2024 | OneFootball

We are now reaching the end of 2024, a year lived, as always, in black and white, to the full. It was a year of excitement, with the usual goal of aiming for the maximum, and now we are ready to make way for the new year, a new and exciting adventure to be faced with ambition and a constant desire to win.

It is also a moment to take stock and, above all, celebrate the trophies won over the last 12 months, which have added a small piece to the marvellous and success-laden history of Juventus.

Juventus Women win the Supercoppa Italiana

7 January 2024.

The year began with immediate success for Juventus Women, as the Bianconere conquered the Italian Super Cup under the pouring rain in Cremona. The goal that earned the trophy was scored by Maelle Garbino - a gem of a strike that condemned Roma to a 2-1 defeat. The victory earned Juventus Women a twelfth trophy in their history, and their fourth Super Cup, underlining a sweet confirmation that continues to stand the test of time: that Juventus Women, in every year of their existence, have won at least one trophy.

Juventus Men claim their 15th Coppa Italia crown

15 May 2024.

While we're on the subject of dates, this is certainly the most important one for the Bianconeri men's first team. The Coppa Italia was the right occasion to win a trophy, beating Atalanta 1-0 in the final thanks to a goal from Dusan Vlahovic after eliminating Salernitana, Frosinone and finally Lazio at the end of the semi-final double-header. The Bianconeri extended their lead as the team in Italy to have won the most domestic cups, lifting their 15th Coppa Italia trophy.

Italian Champions in Paralympic and experimental football

18-19 May 2024.

A few days after the victory in the Italian Cup, more success was celebrated at Juventus with confirmation of the club being crowned Italian Champions in level 3 of the DCPS-FIGC National Finals. The Bianconeri's C1 team experienced a literally triumphant two days, conceding only 3 goals, until the very final won 9-0 against Orizzonte Gela. The victory demonstrated the success of this project that has been going on for several years, confirmed at the highest level on the national stage.

Women Under-15s conquer the league

27 June 2024.

Luca Vood's Juventus Under-15 Women's team won the Italian league title after a 1-0 victory over Roma in the Scudetto final staged at the ‘Stadio della Vittoria’ in Tolentino (in the province of Macerata), the final act of an exciting season and the last highlight of a year in which we can look back on with satisfaction, as we look forward to what 2025 will hold.