Atalanta Hires Maurizio Sarri in Third Coaching Change in a Year
- On Monday, Atalanta hired Maurizio Sarri as head coach, marking the Serie A club's third managerial change in 12 months.
- Atalanta terminated Raffaele Palladino last week following a 10-2 aggregate Champions League defeat to Bayern Munich after less than seven months in charge.
- Sarri, 67, previously managed Lazio, Napoli, Chelsea, and Juventus, spending four of the past five seasons at Lazio before reportedly signing a three-year deal.
- Sarri faces immediate reshaping of an Atalanta squad that finished seventh in Serie A, failing to secure elite European football for next season.
- Returning to Bergamo, where he spent part of his childhood, Sarri must rebuild a squad struggling to match Gian Piero Gasperini's storied nine-year tenure.
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[Official] Maurizio Sarri Confirmed Transfer from Lazio to Atalanta... 3-Year Contract + Annual Salary of 3.5 Million Euros. Sports Chosun Reporter No Joo-hwan. Italian legendary manager Maurizio Sarri has taken the helm at Atalanta. He has switched from Lazio to Atalanta. The Italian Serie A club Atalanta
The Europa League winner with Chelsea became the coach of Atalanta - The coach who won the league title with Juventus can prove himself in the Conference League this time.
The Italian Maurizio Sarri became this Monday the new coach of the Atalanta after his stage in the Lazio and will replace Raffaele Palladino, according to the Bergamasco club in a statement. The entry Maurizio Sarri, new coach of the Atalanta was first published in Digital Process.
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