Juventus received a €15m capital injection following Thiago Motta’s sacking, but according to Tuttosport, the latest financial aid proves that ‘everybody is under scrutiny’ at the Allianz

Juventus may need more money to steady its finances after parting ways with manager Thiago Motta, the Italian soccer club said, adding its top shareholder had agreed to provide 15 million euros ($16 million) ahead of a potential share issue.

Thiago Motta lasted just nine months at Juventus before the Italian giants sacked him last week, so what went wrong?

Cristiano Giuntoli is already under scrutiny at Juventus, and according to Gazzetta, his job will be at risk if the Bianconeri fail to qualify for the Champions League this season.Juventus Chief

Atalanta and Fiorentina have condemned Juventus to a first set of consecutive 3+ goal margin defeats in Serie A for only the third time in club history. Furthermore, the former inflicted Juve’s first home league defeat this season (W7, D7) and possibly opened the floodgates heading into an intense season finale.

Eighteen wins from 42 games left Motta with one of the lowest win ratios in Juventus’ history. The club will hope Tudor can steady the ship

After a month in which Juventus crashed out of the Champions League and the Coppa Italia, they finally parted ways with manager Thiago Motta. Here's why they did it and what else the club needs to fix.

There are few players in the world that would turn down the opportunity to join Real Madrid, as has been shown by Trent Alexander-Arnold this week. For some pl

With an important management change, it is clear that Vlahovic is set to play a critical role under Tudor's reign. The new coach's recognition of Vlahovic's talent is evident; he has boldly asserted that Vlahovic is the "strongest forward in Serie A.