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Juventus head coach Thiago Motta has acquired backing from the membership’s majority proprietor John Elkann within the form of a textual content message.
The 42-year-old has been beneath heavy scrutiny following a collection of calamitous outcomes, starting with an early Champions League exit by the hands of PSV Eindhoven following by an embarrassing Coppa Italia elimination in opposition to Empoli, and most lately, a thumping 0-4 defeat courtesy of Atalanta which positioned the ultimate nail of their revitalized Scudetto hopes.
Subsequently, a number of sources within the Italian media have been discussing a possible change within the dugout in case the workforce finally ends up struggling one other loss in Florence on Sunday. Some imagine the Bianconeri would sack Motta and substitute him with a caretaker coach like Francesco Magnanelli, whereas others imagine the celebs may lastly align for Roberto Mancini in Turin.
However in line with Tuttosport through IlBianconero, Motta nonetheless has the help of the Juventus hierarchy, as evidenced by a textual content message he acquired from Elkann.
The Exor CEO is at the moment in Brazil for enterprise issues, however nonetheless tried to elevate the morale of the under-fire supervisor.
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Elkann himself isn’t the preferred determine amongst Juventus supporters who don’t actually admire his distanced strategy.
Regardless of the turmoil that reigned in his remaining years on the membership, Andrea Agnelli stays by far the extra fashionable cousin, so a big part of the supporters are hoping that the previous president finally ends up shopping for out Elkann as lately instructed by some circulating press reviews, though it stays a tough prospect at this stage.
In any case, Motta might want to safe a collection of optimistic outcomes between now and the top of the season, as the present backing will do him little favour if he proves unable to steer the workforce again in the proper route.
