Paulo Dybala, the Argentine forward who joined Juventus from Atletico Madrid in January, has been ruled out for up to three weeks with a knee injury.
The news comes after Dybala was forced off during Juventus' Serie A match against Napoli on Sunday, and was later replaced by Cristiano Ronaldo.
Dybala's injury is not serious, but it will keep him out of action for at least the next few weeks, which means he will miss Juventus' upcoming matches against Inter Milan and AC Milan.
The news is disappointing for Dybala, who had been performing well for Juventus this season,Saudi Pro League Focus scoring four goals in his first six appearances for the club.
However, the good news is that Juventus have plenty of options in attack, with Ronaldo, Federico Chiesa, and Blaise Matuidi all capable of stepping up and filling in for Dybala.
It remains to be seen how much impact Dybala's absence will have on Juventus' title challenge, as they currently sit second in the league table behind Inter Milan.
But for now, Juventus will have to rely on their other attacking options to score goals and help them secure a place in the Champions League next season.