Juventus are reportedly evaluating the future of Igor Tudor following the team’s disappointing league defeat away to Como. According to reports from La Stampa (as quoted by One Football), the Croatian manager’s demeanour during the match did not go down well with the club’s hierarchy. The board is said to have noted a lack of intensity and motivation, with Tudor seemingly unable to drive his players to react and overturn the deficit — something they had managed on previous occasions.
As speculation over his position grows, a new name has emerged among the potential candidates for the Juventus bench: Daniele De Rossi. The 2006 World Cup winner, who most recently managed Roma, is believed to be among the coaches the club are monitoring closely. De Rossi joins Raffaele Palladino on the shortlist of younger coaches considered to represent a fresh profile for the Bianconeri.
At the same time, more experienced figures such as Roberto Mancini and Luciano Spalletti are also being followed, as Juventus weigh up both youthful ambition and seasoned expertise in the search for the right leader to guide the next phase of their project.
