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Who will replace Motta: Tudor, Gasperini or Antonio Conte ?
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DardanIf the club decides on a major shake-up at the end of the season, Juventus could turn to familiar faces, with names like Tudor, Antonio Conte and Gasperini in contention.
Giampiero Boniperti, a symbol of Juventus’ identity, once said that winning isn’t just important—it’s the only thing that matters. This philosophy has defined the club’s history, marked by cycles of triumphs and setbacks. However, every time Juventus has stumbled, it has risen stronger than before.
The unprecedented run of nine consecutive Serie A titles is proof of this resilience, a feat that may never be repeated. With Thiago Motta at the helm, the goal is to rebuild and restore the team’s competitive edge. The club expects results as early as next season, but failure to secure a top-four finish could lead to significant changes.
If the project falls short, Juventus’ leadership might move on from Motta after just one year. Opting instead for a coach deeply connected to the club’s history. In that case, former figures like Gasperini, Conte, and Tudor could come into play.
Gasperini: A Possible Reunion?
Gian Piero Gasperini, under contract with Atalanta until 2026, is unlikely to extend his stay. If Juventus opts for a managerial change, he could emerge as a viable candidate.
BERGAMO, ITALY – FEBRUARY 4, 2025: Atalanta’s head coach, Gian Piero Gasperini, sits on the bench during the Coppa Italia clash against Bologna at Gewiss Stadium. (Photo by Image Photo Agency/Getty Images) 📸
With a wealth of experience and a Europa League triumph with Atalanta, Gasperini has proven his credentials. A Turin native with a past as both a Juventus player and youth coach—winning the Viareggio Tournament—he has long been linked to the club. Despite multiple near reunions, their paths have not crossed since he left for Crotone in 2003.
Antonio Conte Second Coming?
The most exciting prospect for Juventus fans is undoubtedly Antonio Conte. A former player, captain, and coach, Conte is deeply tied to the club’s identity and legacy. Some within the Juventus hierarchy even considered him as Allegri’s successor last year.
NAPLES, ITALY – JANUARY 25, 2025: Napoli’s head coach, Antonio Conte, seated on the bench during the Serie A showdown against Juventus at Stadio Diego Armando Maradona. (Photo by Image Photo Agency/Getty Images) 📸
Ultimately, the club opted for a younger coach in Motta, but as the famous saying goes, “Some loves never end—they take long detours and return.” While still hypothetical, if Conte parts ways with Napoli and Juventus decides to move on from Motta. A sensational return of Antonio could be on the cards.
Antonio Conte was the architect of Juventus’ nine-title streak, securing the first three championships. And reigniting belief in a squad that had finished seventh in back-to-back seasons. His leadership could once again inject the club’s DNA into the current squad, particularly benefiting younger players.
Tudor and Chiellini: Other In-House Options
Igor Tudor, a former Juventus player who previously served as Andrea Pirlo’s assistant, is another name in contention. While the club has ruled out mid-season coaching changes, should a crisis arise, the Croatian could be a strong option.
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Sporting director Cristiano Giuntoli recently reaffirmed the club’s commitment to Motta for next season. However, the final decision will depend on results. If Juventus fails to secure a top-four spot, a leadership change may be inevitable.
In that scenario, few are better suited to inspire a turnaround than those who embody Juventus’ values. Such as Giorgio Chiellini, now the club’s head of institutional relations, who could step into a more influential role.
That are the latest news for the coach from Fabiana Della Valle (La Gazzetta dello Sport).
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Papu Gomez
March 1, 2025 at 10:24 pm
Zidane must be first choice.
Conte second.