Juventus delays sporting director hunt until September, aiming for Benfica's Rui Pedro Braz. Damien Comolli manages current transfers. This patient move allows for a strategic hire, with Marco Ottolini as a backup option.
Whispers abound regarding Thiago Alcantara's potential Barcelona coaching return after last summer's stint. ESPN suggests a close deal, but MD contradicts, citing Flick's non-express request and Thiago's desire for limited involvement. Club reportedly content with current setup.
Experienced tactician Silvio Baldini is officially the new Italy U21 head coach, with World Cup winner Andrea Barzagli assisting him. Their primary goal is to guide the Azzurrini to the Los Angeles Olympics, as confirmed by FIGC.
Football's 'unsackable' manager, Jon Brady, reflects on an extraordinary 500-game journey across Northampton and Brackley without dismissal. The Australian, a proven builder of projects, is poised for his next challenge, eager to apply unique insights.
Juventus officially welcomes François Modesto as their new Technical Director. Reporting to GM Damien Comolli, Modesto brings vast experience from top European clubs, poised to redefine the Bianconeri's sporting identity and drive ambitious future success.
Veteran coach Claudio Ranieri explains why he rejected the Italy national team job, citing his new advisory role at AS Roma and potential conflicts of interest. He wishes successor Gennaro Gattuso well and reflects on Roma's future.
Alberto Gilardino is set to lead Pisa's grand return to Serie A after 34 years. Following his impactful tenure at Genoa, Gilardino brings fresh tactical ideas and a strong work ethic, aiming to secure the club's top-flight status.
Barcelona swiftly appoints Joao Amaral, a Deco-affiliated talent, as their new head scout, replacing Paulo Araujo. Araujo, credited with modernizing the department, departs for personal reasons, reportedly eyeing Premier League offers.
Ex-Celtic midfielder Massimo Donati is set to coach Sampdoria in Serie B, marking his debut in the league. He's signed a one-year deal, tasked with guiding the Blucerchiati after their recent close call with Serie C.
Real Madrid's Xabi Alonso hinted at significant summer signings after their disappointing Club World Cup exit. He emphasized the need for squad improvement, stating he has "clear certainties" about what's required for the 2025-26 season.
