Juventus coach Max Allegri is reluctant to discuss January market plans.

It's been suggested Juve will need to make new midfield additions with Nicolo Fagioli and Paul Pogba's long-term suspensions.

Allegri said: "It would be better not to talk about the market now, the most important thing is that the team manages to score as many points as possible until January 7th and then we'll see after that."

On the current season, this is Allegri's thoughts: "Every year is different from the other.

"Compared to last year, it's a championship that's a bit slower, anomalous: where the first 8 scored 17 points less than the second 12. There is no need to explain but only to work, with great balance."

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