Football Italia revealed that Juventus coach, Croatian Igor Tudor, is facing the risk of dismissal after the 2-0 loss to Como yesterday, a defeat that exacerbated the crisis within the club and heightened tensions between the coach and director Damien Comolli.

The report clarified that Tudor's relationship with Comolli, who is set to be promoted to CEO next month, is experiencing clear disagreements, following a meeting that took place between them before the Como match, during which Comolli proposed changing the playing system to a four-defender setup, but the meeting did not yield positive results, and the loss intensified the tension.

The site pointed out that Tudor does not fully agree with some of the management's decisions, especially the appointment of performance director Darren Burgess, which has contributed to the growing tension between the two parties.

Juventus is going through a tough period, having not secured a win in the last six matches, and the loss to Como marks the team's first defeat this season, placing the coach under significant pressure from fans and management.

According to the same source, the next two matches will be crucial for Tudor's future, as the team faces Real Madrid on Wednesday in the Champions League, followed by Lazio on Sunday in Serie A.

If the team suffers two consecutive defeats, especially against Lazio in Rome, Juventus management may decide to dismiss Tudor, with potential candidates including Roberto Mancini, Luciano Spalletti, Raffaele Palladino, and a possible return for Thiago Motta.