Ivan Juric’s role as Atalanta head coach is under serious review following the club’s recent loss to Sassuolo in Serie A. This defeat came amid a troubling run of inconsistent domestic performances for La Dea.
Orazio Accomando reports that the club’s leadership is unhappy with how the season has started, viewing the loss as a pivotal moment. Initially, Juric was given a two-match period to improve results, covering the Champions League clash against Marseille and the Serie A game against Sassuolo.
The outcome against Sassuolo has intensified scrutiny on Juric, especially given the significant summer investment in the squad. Atalanta currently sits lower in the league standings than anticipated.
If the team’s performance does not improve swiftly, the club is reportedly ready to part ways with Juric. Potential replacements mentioned include former Fiorentina coach Raffaele Palladino and Thiago Motta.
"The loss has served as a critical turning point, and the club’s management is not satisfied with the team’s start to the season." — Orazio Accomando
Summary: Atalanta's management is reconsidering coach Ivan Juric's future after the disappointing Serie A loss to Sassuolo, with potential replacements already under consideration.