Atalanta unveil Raffaele Palladino as new head coach | OneFootball

Raffaele Palladino is the new coach of Atalanta, the club announced this Tuesday, a day after the dismissal of Croatian Ivan Juric.

Palladino, 41, signed a contract until June 30, 2027 and arrives with the mission of ending the team's series of poor results.

In the last seven rounds of the Italian Championship, Atalanta recorded five draws and two losses. Additionally, the team won only four of the 15 matches they played this season, two in Serie A and two in the Champions League.

A former player of the Italian national team, Palladino began his coaching career in the youth categories of Monza, before taking over the club's main team in 2022 and competing for two seasons in the First Division.

His good work led him to Fiorentina last year, but he ended up being unexpectedly dismissed at the end of the season, despite achieving a good sixth place in Serie A.

Ivan Juric, who had joined Atalanta in June, was the fourth coach dismissed this season in the First Division, following the departures of Igor Tudor from Juventus, Patrick Vieira from Genoa, and Stefano Pioli from Fiorentina.

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