Atalanta sack manager Ivan Juric after poor run of results | OneFootball

After seven games without a win in Serie A (two losses and five draws) and with the team in the 13th position in the standings, Atalanta announced on Monday the dismissal of their coach, the Croatian Ivan Juric.

He is the fourth coach dismissed this season in Italian football, following in the footsteps of Igor Tudor at Juventus, Patrick Vieira at Genoa, and Stefano Pioli at Fiorentina.

“Ivan Juric has been dismissed from the position of head coach,” announced Atalanta.

Juric, 50, had the challenging task of succeeding Gian Piero Gasperini, who left Atalanta to transfer to Roma after seven successful seasons at the helm of the club, culminating in the 2014 Europa League title.

With the Croatian in charge, Atalanta won only four matches, two in the Italian Championship and two in the Champions League, out of a total of fifteen played since August.

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