Juventus have officially parted ways with Igor Tudor, who was dismissed after a difficult spell in charge. The Croatian coach leaves the club following a run that included three consecutive defeats and no victory since September. His departure comes after just over seven months at the helm. For the upcoming match against Udinese, the team will be temporarily managed by Brambilla while the club continues its search for a permanent replacement.
Despite the disappointing end to his tenure, TMW report that several Juventus players took to social media to thank Tudor and bid him farewell.
Defender Gleison Bremer was the first to post a message on Instagram. The Brazilian, currently sidelined with an injury, played only a handful of matches under Tudor due to fitness issues last season. During the team’s pre-season camp in Germany, Tudor had expressed confidence that this would be Bremer’s breakthrough year, but both coach and player struggled to meet expectations.
Bremer wrote: “Grazie di tutto mister. In bocca al lupo per il futuro.”
Goalkeeper Mattia Perin was next, sharing a simple but sincere message: “Grazie di tutto mister.”
Kenan Yildiz, one of the players most frequently used and praised by Tudor, also expressed his gratitude: “Grazie per tutto mister, ti auguro il meglio per il futuro.”
Defender Daniele Rugani added his own words of respect and camaraderie: “Uomo vero, fino alla fine! Grazie di tutto mister.”
Striker Dusan Vlahovic, who enjoyed Tudor’s confidence during both of his spells, commented: “Grazie mister! Ti auguro il meglio per il tuo futuro.”
Team captain Manuel Locatelli offered thanks not only to Tudor but also to his assistants, Ivan Javorcic and Tomislav Rogic: “Grazie di tutto mister! Grazie anche a Ivan e Tommy. Un abbraccio e in bocca al lupo per il futuro.”
Tudor departs with the respect and appreciation of his players, even as Juventus prepare for yet another turning point in a season that has been far from straightforward.
