Juventus Replaces Thiago Motta with Igor Tudor as Head Coach
Following poor results and key defeats, Igor Tudor steps in to lead Juventus with nine matches left to secure Champions League qualification.
- Juventus officially sacked Thiago Motta after less than one season due to poor performances, including heavy defeats to Atalanta and Fiorentina.
- Igor Tudor, a former Juventus player and experienced coach, has been appointed on a short-term contract with an option to extend if Champions League qualification is achieved.
- Juventus is currently fifth in Serie A, one point behind fourth place, with Champions League qualification critical for the club's finances and future stability.
- Motta's tenure was marked by early exits from the Champions League and Coppa Italia, tactical struggles, and reportedly losing the support of key players.
- Tudor conducted his first training session on March 24, 2025, and is tasked with restoring 'Juventus spirit' and securing a top-four finish in the league.