Overview
- The 66-year-old replaces Igor Tudor after an eight-match winless run, following a single interim win under Massimo Brambilla.
- Spalletti’s first game is against Cremonese, with Juventus sitting seventh in Serie A after their first victory since mid-September.
- Club statements and reporting indicate incentives linked to Champions League qualification, with the possibility of a longer tenure if he meets that goal.
- Juventus reported €58 million in losses last season and is still dealing with the aftermath of board resignations, a 10-point deduction and FIGC sanctions involving former chairman Andrea Agnelli.
- The former Napoli title winner returns to club management months after his Italy stint ended following a poor Euro 2024 defense and a heavy qualifying defeat.