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Juventus sack Thiago Motta, hire Igor Tudor after heavy losses
- Juventus has terminated Thiago Motta's contract after only 10 months as head coach following a poor run of results, including a 3-0 loss to Fiorentina on Sunday.
- Igor Tudor has been appointed as the new head coach and is expected to sign a caretaker contract shortly.
- Under Motta, Juventus struggled in Serie A, registering only eight victories while drawing 13 matches this season.
- The team is currently in fifth place and at risk of missing Champions League qualification, making Tudor's task more challenging.
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Rome, March 25 - The official announcement came late Sunday afternoon: the new Juventus coach will be Igor Tudor. So the love story, which began last July, between the Old Lady and Thiago Motta ends in the worst way. A week of sudden changes of position on the part of the company and Cristiano Giuntoli, who confirmed the coach only last Sunday after the Florence game. Seven days of statements made and denied, of rumors that, however, in the end …
The Record
WellandTribune.caJuventus squad’s silence speaks volumes after coach Motta is replaced by Tudor
TURIN, Italy (AP) — The apparent discord between former coach Thiago Motta and the Juventus players grew on Monday, the day his successor Igor Tudor took charge of his first training session.
The Killeen Daily Herald
Juventus squad's silence speaks volumes after coach Motta is replaced by Tudor
The apparent discord between former coach Thiago Motta and the Juventus players has grown more apparent as his successor Igor Tudor took charge of his first training session. Only one of Motta’s former players publicly bid farewell to his old…
Thiago Motta leaves the Vecchia Signora without reaching the mandate year, after arriving from Bologna
Juventus Football Club has fired head coach Thiago Motta and appointed Croatian Igor Tudor as his replacement.
NDTV
newsday.com.ngThiago Motta Sacked As Juventus Coach, Igor Tudor Announced As Replacement
Juventus' decision to dump Thiago Motta followed a 4-0 defeat by Atalanta -- their heaviest home defeat since 1967 -- and a 3-0 loss at Fiorentina in the team's last two games.
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