The Bianconeri boss will not be starting a star trio up front any time soon, claiming the Serie A champions do not have the right balance
Juventus coach Maurizio Sarri is reluctant to start Cristiano Ronaldo, Paulo Dybala and Gonzalo Higuain in a star-studded front line.
"Playing Cristiano, Dybala and Higuain all together from the start is an interesting suggestion," Sarri told a news conference ahead of Juve's Champions League match with Bayer Leverkusen.
"But we are not yet ready for the level of balance required. For now we could only try this solution for parts of the match.
"It's a fascinating hypothesis but you have to see everything. For those watching it is beautiful, [but] we must evaluate everything."
Complicating matters further for Sarri has been the introduction of Aaron Ramsey, who has recovered from the injury that saw him miss a chunk of his final season at Arsenal.
Having made his bow as a substitute in Juve's opening Champions League fixture against Atletico Madrid, Ramsey has started the last three Serie A games, marking his full debut with a goal in the 2-1 victory over Hellas Verona.
The speed at which Ramsey has overcome his injury problems has surprised Sarri, though Juve's boss sees plenty of potential for improvement from the Wales international.
"Ramsey has surprised me in his recovery from injury, and he was included very quickly in the team," Sarri added.
"I believe, however, he still has a lot of room to improve. I see a great level of application during training, which gives me hope.
"In the last two games, the ease of dribbling has increased. Now we need to speed it up and improve our scoring."