Taking responsibility for bad results is a good thing, but Juventus boss Thiago Motta took it entirely too far after his team was dumped from the Champions League and Coppa Italia in the same week. Serie A seems lost,

Thiago Motta finds himself in a precarious position after another elimination, but for now, he still has the backing of Juventus management. The Bianconeri are going through a rough patch. After their Champions League Round of 16 exit against PSV Eindhoven (2-1,

Thiago Motta warns Juventus will see ‘differences’ from PSV Eindhoven at home in the Champions League play-off, but they ‘must be ready for anything’ to achieve qualification.It kicks off at

Other than for the results, Thiago Motta could pay the price for the friction with the Juventus locker room. While he hadn’t lambasted the players publicly before Wednesday, he’s brutally honest in practice and during the video sessions. The players would like more empathy.

Serie A giants Juventus are keeping tabs on potential replacements for Thiago Motta, even if no immediate decision will be made about the manager.Fabiana della Valle has reported about the managerial

Thiago Motta is under growing pressure at Juventus following The Old Lady’s exit to Empoli in the Coppa Italia quarter final. The Bianconeri lost to the Tuscan side on penalties after the game finished 1-1 after extra time.

Things aren’t going smoothly for Juventus this season. After a shocking quarter-final exit from the Coppa Italia against Empoli (1-1, 2-4 on penalties), Thiago Motta still has the public backing of the club’s management—for now.