While waiting for the resolution of the very last formalities that could already in these minutes lead to the officiality of Igor Tudor, the curtain around Thiago Motta falls in almost total silence. In fact, about 24 hours after the coach’s exoneration from the Juventus bench, Samuel Mbangula has so far been the only player to reserve a farewell and a thank you to the coach who launched him this season. A deafening silence, at least for the moment, involving even Teun Koopmeiners, among the players most defended by the coach despite performing below expectations, and Francisco Conceicao, another player who has performed well in the eight months under the Brazilian coach.
Tudor c’è: il suo futuro direttamente legato alla Champions
Igor Tudor, allenatore ed ex giocatore della Juventus dal 1998 al 2005 e nella stagione 2006/07
On the other front, Igor Tudor, a Juventus player for eight seasons and on the Bianconeri bench in the role of Andrea Pirlo’s deputy, is increasingly ready to step up to the plate. The coach, after a very brief summer stint at Lazio, had finished last season in 3rd place in Ligue1 at Marseille. This morning there were ritual medical examinations for him at JMedical and supervision at the first training with the group in the afternoon. For him, according to Sportmediaset, an agreement has reportedly been reached for a contract lasting just over three months, but with an automatic renewal in case of Champions League qualification. Read also Gian Piero Gasperini’s words on Thiago Motta’s exoneration <<<
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