Ex-Maccabi Tel Aviv Coach Paulo Sousa Eyed for Juventus Manager Role
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
Juventus is reportedly considering former Maccabi Tel Aviv coach Paulo Sousa as a potential replacement for manager Luciano Spalletti amid the club's poor performance in Serie A. Spalletti's future is uncertain as the team sits ninth in the league. Sousa, who played for Juventus and won the Champions League with them, is a leading candidate, with other names like Stefano Pioli, Simone Inzaghi, and Antonio Conte also being discussed.
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- Paulo Sousa, ex-Maccabi Tel Aviv coach, is a leading candidate to manage Juventus.
- Juventus is struggling in Serie A, sitting ninth after nine matches.
- Manager Luciano Spalletti's future is uncertain despite a recent contract extension.
- Stefano Pioli, Simone Inzaghi, and Antonio Conte are also mentioned as potential candidates.
- Sousa previously played for Juventus, winning the Champions League in 1996.
Juventus is reportedly considering Paulo Sousa, a former coach of Maccabi Tel Aviv, as a potential replacement for their current manager, Luciano Spalletti. The Italian club is facing a difficult period, currently sitting ninth in Serie A after nine matches with only 14 points, leading to increasing speculation about Spalletti's future.
Sources indicate that the coming days will be crucial for Spalletti's position, with the club's management and owners reportedly evaluating the situation despite recently extending his contract. Paulo Sousa, who previously coached in the UAE with Shabab Al-Ahli and played for Juventus, winning the Champions League in 1996, is among the leading candidates being considered, according to Corriere dello Sport.
Other potential candidates mentioned include Stefano Pioli, who is looking to revive his career after a less successful stint with AC Milan and a period at Al-Nassr where he coached Cristiano Ronaldo. Simone Inzaghi and Antonio Conte are also reportedly being discussed as possibilities for the managerial role.
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