Italian Serie A

Juventus made a significant announcement on Wednesday, revealing that Thiago Motta will be replacing Massimiliano Allegri as the team’s manager. This decision comes after Allegri was fired due to his behavior during the Coppa Italia final win over Atalanta. Motta, a former player turned coach, expressed his excitement about leading a club as prestigious as
Italy head coach Luciano Spalletti has finalized his 26-man squad for the upcoming European Championship, with midfielder Nicolò Barella making the cut despite missing their last game due to injury. Barella, a crucial part of Spalletti’s plans, was sidelined for the 0-0 draw against Turkey, but his minor muscle strain was deemed not serious enough
Juventus shocked the footballing world by announcing the termination of Massimiliano Allegri’s contract by mutual agreement. The decision came after the 56-year-old’s dismissal in May due to his behaviour during the Coppa Italia final. Allegri saw red in stoppage time for sarcastically applauding the referee and was reported to have been aggressive towards journalists after