Juventus is reportedly set to part ways with current head coach Thiago Motta following a series of disappointing performances, including heavy defeats against Fiorentina (3-0) and Atalanta (4-0). Currently sitting fifth in Serie A, just one point behind Bologna, the club is desperate to secure a Champions League spot for next season. While several names have been linked to the managerial role, including former Italy and Manchester City boss Roberto Mancini, the latest reports suggest that Igor Tudor is the frontrunner to take over until the end of the season, with an option to extend until 2026. Tudor is no stranger to Juventus. The Croatian defender played for the club from 1998 to 2005, making 174 appearances and scoring 21 goals. He also served as Andrea Pirlo’s assistant during the 2020-2021 season before taking managerial roles at clubs like Hellas Verona, Olympique de Marseille, and Lazio. Replacing Motta will come at a cost, with Juventus expected to pay around 15 million euros to cover the coach’s severance package and that of his staff. Despite the financial burden, the club’s management seems determined to make this change in hopes of revitalizing the team’s performance and securing a top-four finish. With Tudor’s … Continue reading Igor Tudor to Juventus: The Warrior’s Return to Save the Old Lady