Juventus, a 4/7 favorite to win a ninth straight Serie A title according to the books listed on My top sportsbooks sites, will be looking for new manager Maurizio Sarri to breathe life into an attack that became overly reliant on Cristiano Ronaldo last season. Juve finished a disappointing third in Serie A for goals scored (70) and only hit nine in the UCL Group Stage, the fewest of any group-winner. Ronaldo’s 28 goals in all competitions was a figure nearly triple any other player in the squad. Sarri’s Chelsea team generated roughly the same number of Expected Goals For in the tougher EPL (64 in 38 matches), while his past Napoli teams averaged 80.3 goals per season over four years.