Weston McKennie returned to Juventus over the summer after being relegated while on loan at Leeds United last season
Following his difficult loan spell at Leeds United, Weston McKennie knows he has a point to prove as he looks to find career traction. The American joined Leeds on loan from Juventus in January but struggled to settle and produce his best stuff at Elland Road.
As a result, he finds himself battling for first-team opportunities in Italy under Massimiliano Allegri and it seems he has done enough to win the Italian’s trust once more. McKennie has featured in all three of Juventus’ Serie A games this season so far, with a start coming last weekend as the Turin-based outfit continued their unbeaten start to the campaign with a win over Empoli.
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