Juventus announces the sacking of head coach Igor Tudor following poor results, and appoints Massimo Brambilla as interim manager.
Juventus has officially parted ways with head coach Igor Tudor, following a disappointing eight-match winless streak. The Bianconeri announced the decision on Monday, citing Tudor’s inability to turn the team’s fortunes around.
Tudor’s tenure was marked by inconsistent performances, culminating in three consecutive defeats against Como, Real Madrid, and Lazio. The club’s statement thanked Tudor and his staff for their professionalism and dedication, wishing them well in their future endeavours.
Massimo Brambilla, currently in charge of Juventus Next Gen, has been appointed interim manager, leading the team against Udinese on Wednesday. The club is reportedly considering Luciano Spalletti and Raffaele Palladino as potential permanent replacements.
Juventus’ struggles have left them in a precarious position, sitting eighth in Serie A and 25th in the Champions League. The team has gone 394 minutes without scoring, a drought not seen since 1991.
The decision to sack Tudor comes after a string of poor results, with the team failing to win since September 13. The club is under pressure to regroup and revive their season, with crucial matches looming against Udinese, Cremonese, and Sporting.
