It has been announced that Thiago Motta will be leaving Bologna at the end of the season, marking the end of his two-year tenure at the Serie A club. This decision comes after a successful campaign that saw him guide Bologna to the Champions League for the first time since 1964.
Bologna released a statement confirming Motta’s departure, thanking him for his exceptional work with the team and wishing him well in his future endeavors. The announcement has sparked rumors that Motta may be taking over as head coach of Juventus, who recently parted ways with Massimiliano Allegri after his outburst during the Italian Cup final.
Allegri’s dismissal was due to his behavior on the sidelines during Juve’s victory against Atalanta, which was deemed incompatible with their values. Motta, who has been instrumental in Bologna’s success this season, is set to take on the challenge of leading Juventus if he decides to accept the offer.
Throughout his coaching career, Allegri has won numerous titles with Juventus, including five Serie A championships and reached two Champions League finals. If Motta were to join Juventus, he would be looking to continue his success at one of Italy’s biggest clubs.
