A new Marchisio for Juve, Davide (son of Claudio) wins the Under 16 championship

The path through the Juventus youth teams, the elegance in midfield, the number 8 on the back and that evocative name for the Bianconeri fans: Marchisio. In the long list of sons and daughters of art in the world of football, Davide Marchisio , born in 2009, is making his way, fresh from the Under 16 championship obtained with the team coached by Claudio Grauso. In the 3-1 defeat to Empoli, in which the overflowing talent of Thomas Corigliano was put in the spotlight, the young Marchisio had an important role, completing a growth path that has seen him grow week after week.

Another Marchisio in black and white

The priority, of course, is to allow Davide Marchisio's talent to express itself to the fullest, to be able to grow by making mistakes, without pressure and without creating hopes that are difficult to sustain. There is no doubt, however, that seeing him on the pitch with that shirt, that number and that surname, in that position on the pitch, is at the very least evocative. And if the cover men of that team are others, from the aforementioned Corigliano to Destiny Elimoghale, perhaps the most shining talent of the Juventus youth team, Marchisio still managed to have his hand in the victory. The 3-1 scored by Corigliano on a free kick started from the back heel touch of the Juventus number 8, elegant and precise.

Juventus' children of art

In the black and white team, from Serie A to the youth teams, there is no shortage of children of art. The most famous are Thuram and Weah , heirs of two absolute champions of world football, or Francisco Conceiçao , son of Sergio. Up to Alfonso Montero, Filippo and Giacomo Grosso, Michele Scienza and Mattia Barzagli. In addition of course to Dorotea Del Piero , who brings the DNA of Pinturicchio to women's football. Without forgetting Davide Marchisio, champion of Italy a few days ago with the number 8 on his back. History repeating itself.