Spalletti's contract is signed until the end of the season, and will be automatically renewed if the team successfully advances to the Champions League. If this situation is confirmed, it will be an overall victory for Juventus management, because they can still hire a top coach with an extremely limited budget.

Two members of Spalletti's coaching staff have signed with other clubs, but this is not expected to change the overall progress. Spalletti is expected to lead training for the first time tomorrow and, barring major changes, will take charge against Cremonese. Tudor has put the blame on the schedule when the team struggled, and Spalletti will have to face what is almost a destined test.

This contract can be extended for two years based on Champions League qualification, and the annual salary will be moderately adjusted. The current salary until the end of the season is 3 million euros. It also includes guarantees for signings in the future transfer market, although there are still two months until the winter window opens.

For Spalletti, this may be the last opportunity to coach Juventus in his career. Looking back at his meeting with Agnelli in 2014, the final result was that Allegri took over as the head coach after Conte.

Palladino was on standby throughout the afternoon, aware that he was second choice, possibly even third choice, despite having accepted a short-term contract. Now, if Juric is fired, Palladino may also coach Atlanta.

As for Mancini, there are reports that Juventus has contacted him to explore whether he is interested in coaching, but Spalletti has always been the first choice.