Igor Tudor: How Juventus's new coach has fared at every team he managed

The Juventus locker room is once again in chaos. After just nine months in charge, Thiago Motta, former Italy international and one of football's brightest young managers, has been sacked having failed to turn around the fortunes of the Bianconeri.

The 42-year-old ended his managerial tenure with the Old Lady with a 3-0 loss and has now been immediately replaced by Croatian Igor Tudor. Deeply connected to Juventus, this coach will now lead this Serie A superpower, starting a new chapter full of obstacles and expectations.

Motta's premature departure is no accident. His "swan song" was a tragic catastrophe that came after embarrassing home and away losses to Fiorentina and Atalanta by a combined scoreline of 7-0. These two successive losses totally wore out the patience of the higher-ups at the club.

Having failed to  ldiscover solutions in their tactical revamp, the former midfield general has become yet another illustration of Juventus's frequent managerial changes in recent years

However, Tudor's hiring is a very significant comeback. A legendary Juventus player, the 46-year-old Croatian wore the black and white shirt for nine years (1998–2007), making over 150 appearances for the team and aiding the journey of the Zebra Army from its lowest point to its zenith.

Although his career links to the club have long transcended a basic employer-employee relationship, Tudor's resume is not particularly outstanding. His coaching path has been as turbulent as a roller coaster since first leading Hajduk Split in 2013. He has passed through the hot seats of Galatasaray, Udinese, Verona, Marseille, and most recently Lazio sequentially but never made a significant impression at the elite level.

Below is an overview of the teams coached by Igor Tudor and how they fared under the Croatian legend.