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Juventus aren\u2019t anywhere close to changing their coach, but Igor Tudor is unlikely to stay on their bench long-term, and their management likes Enzo Maresca for the future, Fabrizio Romano and Matteo Moretto report (via Mediaset<\/em>).<\/p>\n The manager is firmly at the helm at Chelsea and just started the second season of a five-year contract. The relationship between the parties is solid. There are no hints of a divorce. The Pensioners finished 4th<\/sup> in 2024\/2025 and won both the Conference League and FIFA Club World Cup. They are currently 7th<\/sup> in the Premier League, five points away from the first position.<\/p>\n Maresca would be a comfortable choice for Juventus, considering he\u2019s familiar with the team, having spent two campaigns there as a player earlier in his career. After retiring, he began his coaching career as an assistant at Ascoli, before helping Vincenzo Montella at Sevilla and Manuel Pellegrini at West Ham.<\/p>\n He became a youth gaffer at Manchester City in 2020 and returned to support Pep Guardiola after a cup of coffee as the Parma boss in Serie B. Chelsea poached him after he led Leicester City to the promotion in 2023\/2024.<\/p>\n It\u2019s not great news for Tudor that the rumors about other coaches started right after their first difficulties this year. However, it\u2019s also not a secret that he was confirmed almost unwillingly, as he was the best available option after getting the job done last season, and because their new brass didn\u2019t land Antonio Conte or other top managers. They could be successful with more time to set the stage. The Chelsea gaffer would be an excellent hire, but it\u2019ll be very challenging to lure him away.<\/p>\n <\/p><\/div>\nOur Take on Juventus and Maresca<\/h3>\n
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