Francesco Oppini dismissed rumours of Juventus contacting Xavi Hernandez to replace Thiago Motta, stating there has been no communication. Despite Juventus’ recent struggles and growing fan frustration, the club has no immediate plans to sack Motta. While Xavi won La Liga with Barcelona, doubts remain about his ability to lead Juventus to a Serie A title.
Coming to the forefront of recent football speculation, Juventus has been linked with Xavi Hernandez as a potential managerial replacement for Thiago Motta. Motta has struggled to meet expectations despite having one of the strongest squads in Serie A. Juventus fans, accustomed to their club’s dominance, have expressed frustration over inconsistent performances, especially after their unbeaten run came to an end. With growing pressure to deliver victories instead of draws, Motta’s future at the club remains uncertain.
However, football pundit Francesco Oppini has dismissed these rumours, clarifying that Juventus has not approached Xavi regarding the managerial role. As per Tuttomercatoweb, Oppini stated, “Xavi has not been contacted by Juventus to date.” Despite Xavi’s successful tenure at Barcelona, where he secured a La Liga title, doubts remain about whether he would significantly improve Juventus’ fortunes. Critics argue that his tactical approach may not be suited to the club’s current squad.
While discussions about Motta’s future persist, Juventus appears to be standing by their manager for now. Unless results drastically decline, a managerial change seems unlikely in the immediate future. Fans, however, remain watchful, as the club’s ambitions depend on Motta’s ability to turn performances around.
