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CNA
16-05-2025
- Sport
- CNA
Tudor not concerned about his future after getting Juve out of a hole
Igor Tudor's future as Juventus manager remains uncertain, even if he secures Champions League qualification, but the Croat said on Friday he believes he has done a good job in getting the club out of a hole and does not feel inferior to anybody. Tudor took over in March from Thiago Motta, with Juve out of the Champions League and Coppa Italia and on the back of two heavy Serie A defeats. The new manager has lost one in seven and his side are fourth in the standings with two games left. "Talking about my work is difficult. For me it was a good job given all the problems we had," Tudor told reporters ahead of Sunday's home game with mid-table Udinese. "We played two games with 10 players (after red cards). We played some good games and against Parma we didn't deserve to lose (1-0 last month). I always had a good feeling after games. "Then, we always have to be demanding and always try to win, but the team gave everything it could. When I arrived, the team was in the deepest hole." Tudor believes things could have gone even better if injuries had not hampered his side. "It's fair to say that we never had (Federico) Gatti and (Teun) Koopmeiners, rarely had (Andrea) Cambiaso and (Lloyd) Kelly available," Tudor said. "I think it's right to say things from my point of view. I don't want to apologise, but it's fair to say it. This team, when complete, is strong and can fight with everyone." Tudor has a contract until the end of this season. The club have the option to renew the deal for another year if Juventus qualify for the Champions League, although that becomes an obligation after July 30. The usual Italian media speculation over managerial changes has linked league-leading Napoli's coach Antonio Conte with a return to Juve, where the club's former player won three Serie A titles as manager, but Tudor is unconcerned. "I live from day-to-day, I enjoy everything and I suffer," Tudor said. "I want to feel the trust of the players and I feed on this. That's the beauty of it. I don't feel inferior to anyone." Juventus face a battle to hold onto fourth spot, with fifth-placed Lazio level with them on 64 points and AS Roma one point behind, while Bologna and AC Milan are also eyeing the last Champions League spot. Udinese are 12th on 44 points.
Reuters
16-05-2025
- Sport
- Reuters
Tudor not concerned about his future after getting Juve out of a hole
May 16 (Reuters) - Igor Tudor's future as Juventus manager remains uncertain, even if he secures Champions League qualification, but the Croat said on Friday he believes he has done a good job in getting the club out of a hole and does not feel inferior to anybody. Tudor took over in March from Thiago Motta, with Juve out of the Champions League and Coppa Italia and on the back of two heavy Serie A defeats. The new manager has lost one in seven and his side are fourth in the standings with two games left. "Talking about my work is difficult. For me it was a good job given all the problems we had," Tudor told reporters ahead of Sunday's home game with mid-table Udinese. "We played two games with 10 players (after red cards). We played some good games and against Parma we didn't deserve to lose (1-0 last month). I always had a good feeling after games. "Then, we always have to be demanding and always try to win, but the team gave everything it could. When I arrived, the team was in the deepest hole." Tudor believes things could have gone even better if injuries had not hampered his side. "It's fair to say that we never had (Federico) Gatti and (Teun) Koopmeiners, rarely had (Andrea) Cambiaso and (Lloyd) Kelly available," Tudor said. "I think it's right to say things from my point of view. I don't want to apologise, but it's fair to say it. This team, when complete, is strong and can fight with everyone." Tudor has a contract until the end of this season. The club have the option to renew the deal for another year if Juventus qualify for the Champions League, although that becomes an obligation after July 30. The usual Italian media speculation over managerial changes has linked league-leading Napoli's coach Antonio Conte with a return to Juve, where the club's former player won three Serie A titles as manager, but Tudor is unconcerned. "I live from day-to-day, I enjoy everything and I suffer," Tudor said. "I want to feel the trust of the players and I feed on this. That's the beauty of it. I don't feel inferior to anyone." Juventus face a battle to hold onto fourth spot, with fifth-placed Lazio level with them on 64 points and AS Roma one point behind, while Bologna and AC Milan are also eyeing the last Champions League spot. Udinese are 12th on 44 points.
Yahoo
14-05-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
Picture: Juventus unveil new 2025-2026 home kit
Juventus have officially unveiled the new home kit that the Bianconeri will wear during the 2025–26 season. The shirt features a twist on the classic design, with black and white stripes in varying widths, while both the club crest and sponsor logo stand out in pink. ROME, ITALY – MAY 10: Randal Kolo Muani of Juventus celebrates scoring his team's first goal during the Serie A match between SS Lazio and Juventus at Stadio Olimpico on May 10, 2025 in Rome, Italy. (Photo by) Juventus unveil new 2025-2026 home kit with pink details The jersey also nods to the past with the return of the iconic TEAMGEIST collar, first introduced in kits worn by national teams at the 2006 FIFA World Cup. Ogni filo racconta una storia 🧵 Ogni striscia parla bianconero ⚪️⚫️ Ecco la nostra maglia Home per la stagione 25/26 👕 — JuventusFC (@juventusfc) May 14, 2025 Advertisement The club issued an official statement announcing the launch of the new kit. 'Today, Juventus and Adidas are proud to reveal the new Juventus home jersey for the 2025/26 season, with a fresh take on the club's iconic stripes which have been offset and varied, then finished with timeless pink accents,' it reads. 'The new home kit encapsulates the essence of Bianconeri's identity, paying homage to the rich history and youthful spirit that defines the team. 'Every day, 'We Are Youth. Since 1897' is the philosophy that defines an ever-evolving identity, guided by the same intensity and purpose that have driven us forward since the beginning. This spirit is present in full force in the new 2025/26 home kit, which sees the classic black and white structured lines re-interpreted in a bold new design, with different levels of thickness as a nod to an aesthetic seen across Italian fashion. 'Pink detailing can be seen on the club crest, adidas logo and three stripes running down the shoulders in recognition of the club's founding traditions. Advertisement 'Crafted for performance and to help provide world-class players with the confidence to play under pressure, the lightweight jerseys feature the latest in adidas technology which has been created in close collaboration with players throughout the development process. TURIN, ITALY – DECEMBER 14: Federico Gatti of Juventus celebrates scoring his team's first goal during the Serie A match between Juventus and Venezia at Allianz Stadium on December 14, 2024 in Turin, Italy. (Photo by) 'The on-field version of the jersey is constructed with technology, using advanced materials to maximise air flow to keep players feeling cool, while the fan version features AEROREADY technology, which uses sweat-wicking and absorbent materials to keep the body feeling dry. Completing the look is the return of the TEAMGEIST collar, a design originally worn by international teams during the 2006 FIFA World Cup.'
Straits Times
13-05-2025
- Automotive
- Straits Times
Jeep returns as Juventus shirt sponsor in $77 million deal through mid-2028
FILE PHOTO: Soccer Football - Coppa Italia - Final - Atalanta v Juventus - Stadio Olimpico, Rome, Italy - May 15, 2024 Juventus' Federico Gatti celebrates with teammates after winning the Coppa Italia final REUTERS/Alberto Lingria/File Photo Juventus said on Tuesday U.S. carmaker Jeep will pay 69 million euros ($77.16 million) to become the Italian soccer club's front-of-jersey sponsor until June 2028. Of the total amount, Juventus will get 4 million euros for the remainder of the current season, 19 million euros for the next season, and 23 million euros for each of the following sporting seasons, the club said in a statement. The deal resumes the partnership after the Serie A club failed to find a main sponsorship deal when its previous contract with Jeep ended last June. Part of Stellantis - the world's fourth largest automaker - Jeep had been the main sponsor of Juventus, the 36-time Italian league champions, since 2012. The club currently featured 'Save the Children' foundation on the front of its shirt before the deal. Reuters reported last month that Jeep was set to get its brand back on the black-and-white shirts of Juventus. The Italian club also entered into a agreement with Detroit tourism bureau's 'Visit Detroit' to fill the second slot reserved for sponsors. The club did not provide financial details on the 'Visit Detroit' deal, but said it "entails a fixed total fee significantly lower than that of the Jeep sponsorship agreement". Juventus, who dominated Italian soccer for nearly a decade until 2020, have been struggling to regain their shine on the pitch after an accounting scandal, whose consequences included a ban from European competitions in the 2023/2024 season. REUTERS Join ST's Telegram channel and get the latest breaking news delivered to you.
Asharq Al-Awsat
01-04-2025
- Sport
- Asharq Al-Awsat
Juve's Gatti Suffers Calf Bone Fracture During Genoa Win
Juventus defender Federico Gatti suffered a fracture of his calf bone during Saturday's 1-0 Serie A win over Genoa, his club said in a statement. Italian media reports said Gatti could be out for a month after he was forced off the field in the first half after a clash with Genoa striker Andrea Pinamonti, who missed the ball and inadvertently kicked Gatti's leg. "The tests revealed the presence of a compound fracture to the diaphysis of the fibula," Juventus said on Monday. Pinamonti apologized for the incident on social media. "I am so sorry for your injury, I wish you a speedy recovery and that you can return to the field as soon as possible," he wrote on Instagram. Gatti, 26, said he will do everything he can to make a quick return as fifth-placed Juventus continue their battle to qualify for the Champions League with a top four finish. "I will try to be as close as possible to my teammates at this very important time of the season," Gatti wrote in an Instagram story. Juventus, who are just a point below fourth-placed Bologna, visit Roma on Sunday.
