Juventus have appointed Italian football manager Luciano Spalletti to replace Igor Tudor as their manager on an interim basis until the end of the season. The 66-year-old was sacked after a defeat by Lazio, prompting Juventus to bring in Spalletti, who has extensive experience managing top-tier teams including Inter Milan and Napoli.
Spalletti previously managed Naples where he led them to win the Serie A title just last year, before going on to manage Italy's national team. During his tenure with the Italian side, he helped qualify them for Euro 2024, despite ultimately losing in the tournament's knockout stage.
Prior to joining Juventus, Tudor took over from Thiago Motta after a string of losses and has left the club with an eight-match winless run behind him. Massimo Brambilla will be in charge of his team on Wednesday.
It is now clear that this is not a permanent appointment, however, as Spalletti is only taking over until the end of the season, with Juventus still looking to find their long-term solution at the helm.
Spalletti previously managed Naples where he led them to win the Serie A title just last year, before going on to manage Italy's national team. During his tenure with the Italian side, he helped qualify them for Euro 2024, despite ultimately losing in the tournament's knockout stage.
Prior to joining Juventus, Tudor took over from Thiago Motta after a string of losses and has left the club with an eight-match winless run behind him. Massimo Brambilla will be in charge of his team on Wednesday.
It is now clear that this is not a permanent appointment, however, as Spalletti is only taking over until the end of the season, with Juventus still looking to find their long-term solution at the helm.
So Spurs just made a big change again, right? I mean, Spalletti's gonna try and turn things around but it's clear they're not convinced he's the one... 8 match winless run for Igor Tudor is pretty grim 
. The guy who won Serie A with Napoli last year, that's still pretty impressive though! 
I'd love to see how Spalletti adjusts his tactics to fit Juventus' style of play. Can't wait to watch the next match 
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I mean, they've been through some tough times lately and it's clear that Igor Tudor just wasn't cutting it anymore... 8 match winless run? That's just not good enough 
. But on the bright side, Luciano Spalletti is a total legend! 
He's got loads of experience managing top-tier teams like Inter Milan and Napoli, so I'm hoping he can whip Juve back into shape in no time 
. Although, it's clear that this isn't a permanent appointment... Juve just needs to find someone who can keep them winning for the long haul 
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he got sacked like that! i mean, 8 match winless run is a lot. but juventus gotta do what juventus gotta do, right? 
so, luciano spalletti comin in on an interim basis... that's just a bandaid solution for now 
. i hope they find their real coach soon! 
. Spalletti might not have done too great with Italy in Euro 2024, but that was a tough tournament, and he helped 'em qualify, so that's somethin' 
. I think he'll do alright here at Juventus, they just need to find the right formula, you know? And it's cool that Massimo Brambilla's gonna be in charge on Wednesday, I'm sure he'll do a solid job while Spalletti gets up to speed 
anyway thats just how it goes in football right? one guy does a good job and then another takes over 
napoli won serie a last year no wonder juventus wanted him 
but yeah its not a permanent deal for now, i guess they want to see what else is out there 
. I don't think Spalletti's arrival will magically fix Juventus' problems. He's got a big job ahead of him, especially considering they've been struggling for months. And let's be real, an interim appointment just feels like a temporary Band-Aid 
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anyway i think this is exactly what juventus needed a fresh start and someone with experience to help turn their season around 
. One minute you're on top, the next minute you're sacked 
. I mean, I get it, results don't lie and Juventus are like, struggling right now 
. And who knows, maybe he's the one to turn things around 
. Guess we'll just have to wait and see how this all plays out... fingers crossed for a strong finish! 
. Still, this feels like a short-term fix rather than a long-term solution, which makes me wonder when we'll see some real change around Turin 
. What do you think? Can Spalletti right the ship at Juve or is it time for a full overhaul?