Juventus travel to Parma on Saturday for match day three of the Serie A's 2018/19 season.
Juve have won six points out of six so far this season, scoring five goals in their opening two games - but their new star man Cristiano Ronaldo is waiting impatiently to score his first goal for his new club.
Max Allegri is sure to give Ronaldo another opportunity to score his first Juventus goal when the side face Parma. Here's how Juve could line up on Saturday.
1. Goalkeeper & Defenders
Wojciech Szczesny (GK) - Szczesny is Juve's first choice keeper after Gianluigi Buffon chose to end his long Juventus career in the summer. He kept a clean sheet against Lazio in Juve's last game, and will hope to do the same against Parma.
Joao Cancelo (RB) - Juventus signed Cancelo for £35.5m from Valencia in the summer, and the Portuguese is set to retain his place in Allegri's side against Parma after starting against Lazio.
Giorgio Chiellini (CB) - Chiellini grabbed an unlikely assist in Juve's recent 3-2 win over Chievo. He is a stalwart in defence for Juve, and as the club's new captain he is set to start as many games as possible this season.
Leonardo Bonucci (CB) - After being re-signed from Milan, Bonucci will again take up his rightful place in the heart of Juve's defence, alongside Chiellini.
Alex Sandro (LB) - The Brazilian left back assisted the winning goal against Chievo, and he'll look to cause more trouble down the left flank against Parma.
2. Midfielders
Blaise Matuidi (DM) - The shifts Matuidi puts in in midfield for Juventus gives protection to his defence better than anyone else in the squad, which is why he is likely to start against Parma.
Sami Khedira (CM) - Khedira is still preferred by Allegri over new signing Emre Can, and his recent goal against Chievo will help him retain his place against Parma.
Miralem Pjanic (CM) - Pjanic is too good to leave out of the side, something he showed against Lazio in Juve's recent 2-0 win by scoring from outside the box.
3. Forwards
Federico Bernardeschi (RW) - Bernardeschi has started the season as Allegri's first-choice right-winger ahead of Douglas Costa, and scored against Chievo. He will likely start against Parma with Costa coming off the bench later in the game if needed.
Mario Mandzukic (ST) - The Croatian is keeping Paolo Dybala out the side, and his goal in Juve's most recent win against Lazio should see him start again.
Cristiano Ronaldo (LW) - There can be no arguments made as to why Ronaldo should not start this game. He's looking to score his first ever competitive Juve goal, and Parma could become the first of his Serie A victims.