Juventus have parted ways with Thiago Motta nine matchdays before the end of this Serie A season. It was just a matter of moments, the dismissal had been talked about for days and it was made official ...

It has been less than a week since Thiago Motta was sacked as head coach of Juventus, but there are already growing reports that he will not be out of management for long, as reports linking him with ...

Juventus FC have sacked Thiago Motta and named Igor Tudor as his replacement in their hot-seat. Juve were dumped out of the UEFA Champions League by PSV and the Coppa Italia by Empoli last month.

There are a number of reasons why Juventus, correctly, parted ways with manager Thiago Motta. Each on their own might not have justified his sacking, but taken collectively, the club had no real ...

One important factor that has let Motta down is the lack of tactical integration of the players. The club believe that he has ...

Former Juventus manager Thiago Motta has reportedly been offered the hot seat at Real Sociedad who are seriously considering a managerial change. When the Bianconeri decided to relieve Max Allegri ...

According to Foot Mercato, Thiago Motta has been sounded out by the Greece and Serbia national teams, but the ex-Juventus coach is waiting for a call from a club. Former Juventus and Bologna coach ...

Juventus have named Igor Tudor as their new manager after firing Thiago Motta. “The club would like to thank Thiago Motta and all of his staff for their professionalism and for the work they have ...

TURIN, Italy — The apparent discord between former coach Thiago Motta and the Juventus players grew on Monday, the day his successor Igor Tudor took charge of his first training session. Only one of ...

TURÍN, Italia (AP) — La aparente mala relación entre el cesado entrenador Thiago Motta y los jugadores de la Juventus quedó en evidencia el lunes, cuando su sucesor Igor Tudor dirigió su primera ...

Juventus' Croatian coach Igor Tudor (C) celebrates with Juventus' Serbian forward #09 Dusan Vlahovic (L) and Juventus' Portuguese defender #12 Renato Veiga (R) after winning the Italian Serie A ...