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Juventus began the final week of October by firing their manager. Two days later, they agreed to a deal for their new manager, while on the same day the short-term caretaker manager ended a six-week-long winless streak. Now, as we head to the doorstep of the weekend and the beginning of November, one of the […]
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Juventus’ midweek spin with Udinese finally ended their six-week-long winless run. It wasn’t the most dominant performance in the world, but wins are wins and points are points, and to get back to winning ways was hugely important with Luciano Spalletti ready to take over for the rest of the season. Who impressed their new […]
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Luciano Spalletti is done with his few months back on his vineyard and hanging out with his favorite geese and ducks in the Tuscan sunshine. He is back in the game — and Juventus hope that he is the man who can, at the very least, get things headed in the right direction once again […]
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The last six-and-a-half weeks have been one of the most supremely disappointing periods of time for a Juventus fan this century. After their incredible 4-3 win in the Derby d’Italia on Sept. 13, the Bianconeri had failed to win another game. The eight-game winless streak was the team’s longest since 2009. The subset of the […]
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The waiting game for Luciano Spalletti and Juventus to agree to a contract to become the club’s new manager has turned into a waiting game as to when he will take control of his new squad. It was thought to be Wednesday. Then Thursday. Now, it might be even later than that. According to Sky […]
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Even if it’s just going to be for one game, Massimo Brambilla can say he did something that Igor Tudor wasn’t able to do for the better part of the last two months. That is, ya know, actually get Juventus over the finish line and win a game. For the first time since Sept. 13, […]
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MATCH INFO When: Wednesday, Oct. 29, 2025. Where: Allianz Stadium, Turin, Italy. Official kickoff time: 6:30 p.m. local time in Italy and across Europe, 5:30 p.m. in the United Kingdom, 1:30 p.m. Eastern time, 12:30 p.m. Central time, 10:30 a.m. Pacific time. (Please note that the fall time change has gone into effect in Italy, thus having kickoff […]
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The hammer has fallen and Igor Tudor is no longer Juventus’ manager. The thing is, like when Tudor took over for Thiago Motta back in March, there is no international break — or at least part of one — for the next man up to come in and try to at least establish some sort […]
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Just about 36 hours after Juventus fired Igor Tudor, it looks like the club is closing in on his replacement. According to Sky Sport Italia’s Gianluca Di Marzio and TuttoJuve’s Mirko Di Natale, Juventus are closing in on a deal to hire former Italy manager Luciano Spalletti as Tudor’s replacement. Spalletti, 66, is expected to […]
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Is today the day that Juventus hire a new manager? Well, Monday brought us the decision to fire Igor Tudor after Juventus extended their winless run to eight games with their 1-0 loss to Lazio at the Stadio Olimpico. And it looks like the heavy favorite to take things over is a man who used […]
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It was another bleak weekend for Juventus and Igor Tudor. One that ultimately cost Tudor his job. But, of course, it wasn’t just this one weekend that saw Juve lose to Lazio at the Stadio Olimpico that ended up in the club deciding to go in a different direction at the manager position. No, it […]
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It appears Juventus have zeroed in on who they want to replace Igor Tudor as manager. So much so that a contract could very well be on the table, with an agreement looking quite possible with their current conditions being thrown around by the Italian media. According to multiple reports, Juventus are set to offer […]
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An unexpected benefit to our new match recap format has presented itself: this article was written after the news that Igor Tudor had been sacked following the latest extension of their eight-match winless skid. Therefore, our Manager Analysis section will serve as a bit of a post-mortem for the short-lived Tudor era. It certainly wasn’t […]
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Igor Tudor is out as Juventus manager, with the club making a somewhat expected move official on Monday following the 1-0 loss to Lazio at the Stadio Olimpico. The natural question is: Who’s going to replace him? While we know Massimo Brambilla will be on the sidelines for Wednesday night’s home fixture against Udinese, who […]
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A winless run that Juventus hasn’t seen take place at the club since the 2008-09 season has cost Igor Tudor his job. Juventus announced Monday that they have fired the 49-year-old Tudor, who originally arrived at the club as the interim manager back in March after Thiago Motta was fired. Tudor was confirmed and had […]
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After a hopeful performance against Real Madrid in the Champions League on Wednesday, what was imperative for Juventus was to carry the energy they displayed in the Spanish capital over to their next domestic fixture, an away match against a struggling, injury depleted Lazio side. But in a season that has increasingly veered off track […]
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Another game has come and gone without Juventus winning. Or even getting a damn point. This team is spiraling. They’re out of ideas. They don’t have an identity. They don’t have that same fighting spirity we saw just six weeks ago in the Derby d’Italia comeback last month. And they’re not showing any sort of […]
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MATCH INFO When: Sunday, Oct. 26, 2025. Where: Stadio Olimpico, Rome, Italy. Official kickoff time: 8:45 p.m. local time in Italy and across Europe, 7:45 p.m. in the United Kingdom, 3:45 p.m. Eastern time, 2:45 p.m. Central time, 12:45 p.m. Pacific time. (Please note that the fall time change goes into effect in Italy on Sunday, thus having […]
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Juventus are all of seven games into their 2025-26 Serie A season, but their first trip to the Italian capital of the new campaign feels a little more tenuous than things probably should be at this point of the year. Why’s that? Well, it really is pretty simple: Juventus are in the midst of a […]
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These are not good days at Juventus — both with the club’s form and just the overall feeling about how quickly this early stage of the 2025-26 season has turned from a positive start to anything but that. It has resulted in the some portions of the Italian press suggesting that Igor Tudor’s time is […]
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Welcome to the weekend, everybody. What does the weekend of calcio have in store for us this time around? Well, let’s just hope it goes a little bit better than the last time around. That wasn’t good. Here are some links! So close, Johnny Square! I mean, it’s just unlucky! Into administration Simpler times Tacco […]
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A mere six weeks ago, Juventus could stake claim to the fact that they had just recorded a wild victory over their most hated rival in the Derby d’Italia and, as a result, were in the midst of their best start to a new season since Max Allegri’s first tenure as manager in Turin. That […]
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It’s. Friday, everybody! The weekend is so close. A relaxing weekend (outside of when Juventus play) is so close to actually happening. Just don’t forget to adjust your clocks if you live in Italy and around Europe. It’s that time of year, my friends. Let’s get to some news. Not all betting scandals are in […]
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Taking a moral victory isn’t exactly the Juventus way. But given the way things have gone the past month—and really the past four or five years—it’s sometimes right to acknowledge one. Wednesday’s Champions League game against Real Madrid is one such time. After the weekend loss to Como, more than a few Juventini I knew […]
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After the debacle that was Juventus’ 2-0 loss to Como on Sunday, morale amongst Juventini was at an all-time low. There was tons of chatter about Igor Tudor’s job security, and it was widely assumed that he had a finite amount of games to maintain it. So of course it was the perfect time to […]
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