Ivan Juric has ended his three-year spell with Torino and is now looking around for his next club, with two possible options on the horizon.
The 48-year-old Croatian coach has continued to impress in the dugout, despite the limited resources available to him in the Piedmont capital, helping players like Alessandro Buongiorno, Raoul Bellanova and Samuele Ricci receive call-ups to the Italy national team.
Juric had long intended to leave Torino at the end of his contract and his departure has been confirmed, leaving a vacancy in the Granata dugout. He isn’t keen to step away from football, however, and is already on the lookout for his next role.
Juric future
Page 12 of today’s Tuttosport details how two clubs are interested in making a move for Juric this summer, Cagliari and Udinese. The former are without a coach following Claudio Ranieri’s soft retirement, whilst the latter are having doubts about the long-term viability of Fabio Cannavaro.
The Croatian coach had been hoping for a top club, but the likeliest candidates Atalanta will move forward with Gian Piero Gasperini, taking them off the table. Abroad, West Brom have been interested, but a stay in Italy seems more appealing for the 48-year-old.