The Juventus football club has turned to Igor Tudor as their new manager, tasking the Croatian with the pivotal job of securing a top-four finish, which would guarantee them a spot in next season's Champions League. Tudor, who has donned the iconic black and white jersey in his playing days and later served as Andrea Pirlo’s assistant coach, has accepted a caretaker role for the remainder of the season. This stint, which includes participation in the Club World Cup scheduled from June 14 to July 13, comes with a contract worth €500,000 net, plus performance-related bonuses tied to their run in the tournament hosted in the States.
Juventus Names Tudor as Coach: A Game-Changing Deal Until Club World Cup, Then Big Management Decisions Loom!
