Juventus and Atletico Madrid will face off at the Serie A giant’s training ground on Sunday after security concerns led to the cancellation of a pre-season friendly in Tel Aviv.
The teams had been due to meet at Bloomfield Stadium on Sunday, but heightened tensions in the Gaza Strip raised doubts over whether the match could take place in Israel.
Earlier on Saturday, it was announced that the contest had been cancelled, but Juventus have now revealed the match has been moved to Italy.
“Originally scheduled to take place in Tel Aviv, the game between the two footballing giants will now be played in Turin at the Juventus Training Centre in Continassa,” read a statement from Juve.
The friendly, which will serve as both teams’ final outing before they begin their respective league campaigns, will take place behind closed doors.
Juve begin their Serie A campaign at home to Sassuolo on August 15, with Diego Simeone’s Atleti travelling to Getafe on the same day to get their LaLiga season under way.
Juve-Atletico to be played tomorrow at the JTC.
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