Juventus boss Massimiliano Allegri promised there is more to come from Gonzalo Higuain after he marked his debut with the winner in Saturday's 2-1 victory against Fiorentina.
The Serie A champions paid €90million to lure Higuain away from domestic rivals Napoli and his 75th-minute strike ensured Juve started the season with three points after Nikola Kalinic had cancelled out Sami Khedira's first-half opener.
"[Higuain] is in better shape [than when he joined], just as everyone is," he told Sky Sport Italia.
"We have five new players and need to become a team.
"I am very happy with the first half. We defended in a fairly organised manner in the second half too.
"When [Higuain] gets half a chance, he scores a goal, as you saw [against Fiorentina].
"And he's not in shape yet, but above all needs to improve his understanding with his new team-mates."
