Defensive Structure：De Sciglio operates as a key component of Juve's defensive shape, typically deployed as a right-back in a back four or as part of a back three. His positioning is crucial for maintaining width and preventing opposition attacks from exploiting the flanks. He is expected to track opposition wingers and support center-backs when defending set pieces.，Key Defensive Metrics (Assuming a season where he played 2000 minutes):：Blocks: 15+ per 90 minutes. This shows his aggressive positioning and willingness to intercept shots or crosses before they reach dangerous areas. Tackles: 1.5+ per game. While not his primary tool, his tackling success rate should be high (>60%) due to his tactical awareness. Interceptions: 2.5+ per game. This highlights his reading of the game and ability to break up attacks before they develop. Clearances: 2+ per game. Typical for a full-back, but his aerial duels won percentage should be decent (~50%) given Juventus' physical style. Expected Output：He helps keep the team's defense tight by cutting off passing lanes and winning headers. Against Napoli last season, he made 4 clearances, 3 interceptions, and had a tackle success rate of 100%.，Impact on Team Defense：When De Sciglio drops deep to form a back five against high presses or narrow formations, his positioning guides the team’s defensive shape. His passing range from deep allows Juve to build play out from the back effectively while maintaining defensive safety. For example, during a 3-5-2 vs. Milan, he dropped between the center-backs to help outnumber the midfielders.