Luciano Spalletti Appointed as New Juventus Manager After Igor Tudor’s Dismissal

Juventus has officially confirmed the appointment of former Napoli manager Luciano Spalletti as their new head coach, marking a significant move for the Italian club as they aim to revive their season. The 65-year-old tactician, who famously guided Napoli to the Serie A title in the 2022–23 campaign, is set to begin his duties this weekend.

Spalletti’s arrival comes after the club decided to part ways with Croatian coach Igor Tudor on Monday. Tudor’s short tenure came to an end following a disappointing run of results that saw the Bianconeri fail to secure a single victory in their last eight matches across all competitions. The club’s hierarchy reportedly felt a change was necessary to restore confidence and bring back the attacking flair Juventus have been lacking.

According to reports from Italy, Spalletti has signed a multi-year contract and is expected to bring his distinctive tactical philosophy — characterized by high pressing, fluid attacking transitions, and disciplined positional play — to Turin. The club’s supporters are hopeful that his experience and proven success in Serie A will help Juventus re-establish themselves as serious title contenders and secure a return to the UEFA Champions League next season.

Spalletti is expected to take charge of his first game this weekend, with Juventus set to host Atalanta in what promises to be a crucial fixture in their bid to climb back up the league table.