Thiago Motta, the head coach of Juventus, is facing increasing pressure, as Italian reports indicate the possibility of his dismissal if negative results continue after the international break, jeopardizing the team's chances of qualifying for the Champions League.

According to the "Football Italy" website, Domenico Tedesco, the former coach of the Belgium national team, is among the leading names considered to succeed Motta, with his readiness to take on the role temporarily until a permanent coach is appointed later.

Juventus currently occupies the fifth position in the Italian league, which increases speculation about potential changes in the coaching staff. The list of candidates also includes Igor Tudor, a former Juventus player who previously worked as an assistant to coach Andrea Pirlo.

Juventus management is expected to make a decision soon, given their desire to get the team back on track before the end of the season.