(ANSA) - ROME, JUN 12 - Former Italy midfielder and Bologna
manager Thiago Motta is new Juventus coach replacing
Massimiliano Allegri who left the Turin giants under a cloud
last month.
The Italo-Brazilian coach has signed a three-year contract,
until the end of June 2027.
Motta, 41, gained plaudits after leading Bologna to a
fourth-placed finish in Serie A and qualification for the
Champions League.
Allegri, 56, was sacked by Juve after insulting officials after
the Italian Cup final. (ANSA).
Soccer: Thiago Motta new Juve coach
Ex Bologna coach replaces Allegri