Juventus have officially parted ways with head coach Igor Tudor, according to reports from insiders Fabrizio Romano and Gianluca Di Marzio. The decision comes amid growing frustration within the Turin club’s hierarchy over the team’s alarming form.

The Croatian manager was dismissed following Juventus’ eight-match winless streak across Serie A and the Champions League. Their most recent defeat — a narrow 0–1 loss to Lazio — marked the club’s third consecutive setback, deepening the crisis around the Allianz Stadium.

Tudor took charge of Juventus in March 2025, signing a contract that was supposed to run until the summer of 2027, with an option for a further year. However, poor results and growing pressure from fans and media have forced the club to act swiftly in search of a turnaround.