Serie A giants Juventus have appointed Thiago Motta as their new manager, replacing Massimiliano Allegri who was sacked last month.
Serie A giants Juventus have appointed Thiago Motta as their new manager, replacing Massimiliano Allegri who was sacked last month.
Juventus sacked coach Massimiliano Allegri on Friday for his explosive behavior during the team's midweek Italian Cup triumph, deeming it "incompatible" with the club's values.
It didn’t take long for Agnelli to appoint a new manager, either. It helped that said new manager was already on the payroll and set to coach a Juventus team
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