Juventus rarely signs the managers from Eastern Europe until recently with Igor Tudor’s appointment. Juventus’ campaign this season has not turned out as expected. Despite naming one of the most in-demand and talented manager, Thiago Motta, at the beginning of the season, they have not been able to dominate Serie A. Motta’s side were stuck in the top four, instead of leading the league, and failed to progress to UCL’s round of 16 following their defeat to PSV Eindhoven in the playoff round. Furthermore, the former Bologna’s boss even reportedly lost his control in the dressing room and suffered a humiliating 5-0 loss to Atalanta. He was then relieved from his duty and replaced by Juventus’ ex-player and assistant manager during Andrea Pirlo’s tenure, Igor Tudor. The Croat’s appointment for La Vecchia Signora was rather unexpected. He has yet to win a silverware in his managerial career. His last job in Lazio was not really satisfactory too. Yet, Tudor was signed to take cha...
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