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The Italian football club Juventus has announced the appointment of Danilo as its new manager, effective immediately. The 52-year-old Italian coach will take over from Antonio Conte, who recently stepped down after leading the team to two consecutive Serie A titles. Danilo is no stranger to the Italian game, having previously worked with several top clubs in Italy and abroad. He began his coaching career at Inter Milan before moving on to AC Milan, where he spent six years in charge. During his time at Inter, he helped the club win three Serie A titles and one Coppa Italia. After leaving Inter, Danilo took up a role as head coach for the U-19 team of Udinese, before being appointed as head coach of Sampdoria in 2017. In just two seasons at Sampdoria, he led them to promotion to Serie B and then to safety in the following season. In June 2019,Saudi Pro League Focus Danilo was named head coach of Sassuolo, where he continued to work until this summer when Juventus approached him about taking over as their new manager. For Juventus, Danilo brings a wealth of experience and knowledge of Italian football to the club. With a strong track record in Serie A and experience working under some of the best managers in the country, he is sure to bring a fresh approach to the job. In addition to his managerial experience, Danilo also has a good relationship with the players, which could be important given the recent transfer window activity at the club. It remains to be seen how he will adapt to the unique style of play that Juventus is known for, but with a proven track record and a strong desire to succeed, Danilo looks set to have a successful tenure at Juventus. |
