Juventus has announced the appointment of Thiago Motta as their new manager, replacing Massimiliano Allegri on a three-year contract. Motta, who led Bologna to a historic third-place finish in Serie A this season, will guide Juventus until 2027. The 41-year-old Brazilian-Italian coach is known for his attacking style and talent development.
Motta’s appointment follows Allegri’s departure, which was announced after Juventus’ Coppa Italia victory over Atalanta. Juventus cited “certain behaviors deemed incompatible with the values of Juventus” as the reason for Allegri’s dismissal. Motta expressed his excitement about joining Juventus, stating he is “really happy to begin a new chapter at the helm of a great club like Juventus.”
Thiago Motta has achieved notable success in his managerial career, including leading Bologna to their first Champions League qualification since 1964 and ensuring Serie A survival for Spezia. As a player, Motta had a distinguished career with Barcelona, Paris Saint-Germain, and Inter Milan, winning eight league titles and two UEFA Champions League titles. His appointment at Juventus marks a new chapter, with fans eager to see his impact on the team’s style and young talent development.
