Juventus are expected to start Leonardo Spinazzola against Atletico Madrid in what would be his Champions League debut.

The Round of 16 kicks off in Turin on Tuesday at 20.00 GMT after the first leg ended 2-0 for the Colchoneros.

Some changes are forced upon Max Allegri, because Alex Sandro is suspended, with Mattia De Sciglio, Andrea Barzagli, Douglas Costa, Sami Khedira and Juan Cuadrado injured.

This leaves him with limited options in wide areas, so it remains to be seen if he’ll start with three at the back or four.

Mario Mandzukic has reportedly agreed a new contract with Juventus, which will take the striker through to 2021.

According to Tuttosport, Mandzukic will earn ‘around €4.5m’ for the next two seasons plus bonuses ‘linked to personal and team objectives’.

The newspaper writes his renewal will be ratified ‘in the next few days and an announcement could be made after next week’s Champions League last-16 second leg against Atletico Madrid.

Emre Can described his new life at Juventus, getting used to punishing training sessions, Cristiano Ronaldo and illness. “I am stronger now.”

The former Liverpool midfielder sat down with Tuttosport to discuss his first few months in Turin. You can read the rest of his interview here.

“This is a real family club. It doesn’t feel like just a series of champions put together. Individuality means a lot less than the group dynamic.

Mario Mandzukic is back in Juventus’ squad for their Serie A game against Parma on Saturday, but Giorgio Chiellini and Leonardo Bonucci are missing.

Mandzukic was feared to be out for months with a thigh injury, but the striker has kept to his word and joins Cristiano Ronaldo, Paulo Dybala, Douglas Costa, Moise Kean and Federico Bernardeschi in Juve’s attack.

Mario Mandzukic has denied reports he could be out for three to four months, insisting he’ll return for Juventus “in a couple of weeks.”

The striker is struggling with a muscular problem that forced him to miss tonight’s Supercoppa clash with Milan in Jeddah.

There were reports that the thigh tear was more serious than previously thought, which could require surgery and a lengthy lay-off.

There are reports Mario Mandzukic could require surgery, which would rule the Juventus striker out for three to four months.

The Croatia international damaged this thigh last week in training and the initial diagnosis was for two to four weeks on the treatment table.

However, according to Top Calcio 24, the injury is more serious than previously thought.

Mandzukic could require an operation, which would put him out of action for three to four months.

Juventus have Joao Cancelo back in their squad for Wednesday’s Supercoppa against Milan, but Mario Mandzukic is out.

Cancelo returns from a knee injury, which has kept him out for the past month, but a thigh problem prevents Mandzukic from travelling to Jeddah.

There are reports Mario Mandzukic could be out of action for a month, putting the Juventus striker at risk to face Atletico Madrid.

The Croatia international pulled up during training on Thursday and Max Allegri confessed the prospects of a quick recovery were not good.

According to the latest rumours, there are fears he has a lesion in the femoral bicep of his right thigh.

It could be bad enough to require a month on the sidelines and that would be a huge problem for the Bianconeri.