Juventus has chosen to remove Igor Tudor as first-team coach after a series of poor results, including a defeat to Lazio at the Olimpico, their third consecutive setback after defeats to Como and Real Madrid. Along with him, his staff — Ivan Javorcic, Tomislav Rogic, and Riccardo Ragnacci — also leave the club. Until a new coach is appointed, the team will be provisionally led by Massimiliano Brambilla, who is presently the coach of the Next Gen. Brambilla will assume charge of the team's upcoming match against Udinese. Among the candidates for the role of new head coach are several Italian names: Luciano Spalletti, currently in pole position, and Roberto Mancini, while the option of Raffaele Palladino — supported by technical director Modesto — also remains a possibility. On the international front, the management is considering profiles such as Terzic, Rose, Xavi, and Southgate. Juventus also stated that Thiago Motta, who is now under contract until 2027, will not be called back as head coach.