Juventus player ratings vs Cremonese: Unstoppable attacking quartet

At the Allianz Stadium in Turin, Juventus confirmed their revival under Luciano Spalletti by dismantling Cremonese.

The Bianconeri scored thrice in the first half, and added another two goals after the break to complete a 5-o routing over Davide Nicola’s men.

So, here are our player ratings for the Juventus players who put on quite a show on Monday night at the expense of Cremonese.

Juventus XI (4-2-3-1)

Michele Di Gregorio – 7

The goalkeeper was a bystander for the bulk of the evening, but earned his clean sheet with a magical save on Alberto Grassi late in the match.

Pierre Kalulu – 7.5

The French defender is becoming an all-rounder, mixing defensive solidity with precious attacking contributions. He provided the assist for the fifth goal with an exquisite cross.

Gleison Bremer – 7

The Brazilian is slowly but surely returning to his best form following his injury ordeal. Gave Jamie Vardy a rough reception. He was credited with the opening goal as the ball bounced off his head.

Lloyd Kelly – 7

The Englishman made his return to the lineup after a brief stop and looked as sharp as ever.

Andrea Cambiaso – 6

A mixed bag from the left-back, who almost gifted Cremonese an early opener with a poor pass to Di Gregorio, but still had his moments in the attacking phase.

Manuel Locatelli – 6.5

While it wasn’t his most spectacular display, the Juventus captain kept things flowing and dominated the battle in the middle of the park.

Khephren Thuram – 8

The former OGC Nice was an absolute menace for Cremonese. Created the second goal by driving the ball forward from one box to another and then picked up David with a perfectly-timed assist. His attempt on target won Juventus the spot-kick.

Weston McKennie – 8

The resilient Texan continues to prove naysayers wrong with every fresh display. Scored what was arguably the best goal of the night, as he dribbled past Emil Audero thanks to his quick feet before slotting the ball home. While the record books denied him by considering it an own-goal, he retaliated by adding another with a clinical header.