Juventus have reportedly asked Igor Tudor to adjust his communication style after a series of increasingly tense press-conference outbursts, culminating in

Juve's head coach pleaded for perspective after his team were bested by Real Madrid but that's not how the cookie crumbles in Turin

Antonio Cassano has jumped to the defence of Juventus boss Igor Tudor after their 1-0 Champions League defeat to Real Madrid, insisting the Croatian shouldn’t be blamed for the team’s poor run. The outspoken former striker instead called out the Bianconeri’s squad quality,

Juventus great Dino Zoff admits he was surprised with coach Igor Tudor's decision to give Kenan Yildiz the captain's armband in midweek.

Fabregas fired back with a thinly veiled retort, saying: “I say this with respect for Mr. Tudor, since on Saturday he called me ‘the Como coach’. He is a great coach and Juventus are an immense club. He said we are an example and that I pick all the players – maybe they didn’t explain the whole story to him properly…”

Juventus register their first defeat of the season with a 2–0 loss to Como, triggering an uneasy situation at Turin. While the club publicly backs Igor Tudor, reports suggest the hierarchy led by general manager Damien Comolli is quietly exploring contingency options.

Juventus: what does the future hold for Igor Tudor? It is a legitimate question, and one that feels more relevant today than ever. The patience of Juventus fans is at an all-time low, and even the club’s management is reportedly considering replacing the coach,

La Liga giants Real Madrid are expressing a keen interest in the signing of a member of the midfield ranks at recent opponents Juventus.That’s according to Fichajes, who highlight Khéphren Thuram