Juventus consider replacing Spalletti, Conte and Paladino on the radar of management

Juventus have begun to evaluate the future of head coach Luciano Spalletti, according to Italian reports, after a shaky start to the season and the recent 3-2 loss to US Sassuolo, which has increased pressure on the manager despite his contract renewal with the club until 2028.

According to reports, Antonio Conte appears to be one of the leading names should Juventus decide to change their managerial leadership, especially with the coach having a strong relationship with the club and previously expressing openness to the idea of returning to Turin. Meanwhile, Rafaele Palladino is also considered a respected name within the club's corridors.

These developments come as Spalletti tries to get Juventus back on track, but the loss to US Sassuolo has once again revealed the team's problems, particularly in defense and managing the final minutes, after they squandered their lead twice before conceding the losing goal in stoppage time.

Despite increasing talk about Spalletti's future, Juventus have yet to announce a decision to sack him. Giovani Carnevali, the club's CEO and general manager, confirmed after the defeat that the coach is "exceptional" and that the management's philosophy is based on building, patience, and not constantly changing coaches.