Juventus has made a surprising decision to part ways with manager Massimiliano Allegri, just days after winning the Coppa Italia.
Allegri’s public outburst during the final match against Atalanta reportedly upset club officials, leading to his departure.
Thiago Motta, the current head coach of Bologna, is expected to replace him as the new Juventus manager.
Motta’s success at Bologna, including securing a historic Champions League qualification, has impressed Juventus officials.
The club has confirmed the change in leadership, stating the need for a fresh perspective and new direction.
His exit marks the end of an era, as he achieved numerous domestic and international titles during his time with the team.
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