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#3 Juventus
This might seem a little weird at first given that Serie A isn’t really a place Spaniards go very often. But if Jose Callejon has proven anything to us in his years at Napoli, it is that players with intelligent movement off-the-ball can make Italy their home.
With Marco Asensio, not only is intelligence without possession guaranteed, but his work on the ball is something that leaves people speechless. And Juventus know that first hand. Against the Old Lady in the final of the Champions League, the youngster scored a cracking goal to further the embarrassment on the Italian champions.
Even the great Lionel Messi has failed to score against the mighty Gianluigi Buffon, but this kid managed it in his first ever game against him. Asensio could easily fit in on any of the flanks and give Allegri much-needed variety in the squad.
