Deschamps under consideration

Didier Deschamps, who stepped down as head coach of the French national team after 14 years last summer, is being considered as a potential replacement for Luciano Spalletti at Juventus. The Italian club is looking for a new direction after a poor run of form in Serie A.

Juventus struggles in Serie A

Juventus recently suffered a 0-2 defeat to Genoa, leaving them with only four victories in nine league matches and in eighth place, 11 points behind Inter Milan and Lazio. The team has struggled to maintain consistency, with just one win in their last four games.

Tactical issues in Genoa match

In the match against Genoa, Juventus conceded two goals from Kingsley Ehizibue (12th minute) and Tommaso Baldanzi (28th minute). Tactical adjustments by Spalletti failed to turn the game around, and the only notable moment was a free kick by Koopmeiners that hit the crossbar.

Spalletti's future uncertain

While Juventus management has not yet decided to replace Spalletti, the upcoming match against Naples on Sunday could be his last chance. This is especially significant as Massimilliano Allegri, the coach of Naples, will be suspended and unable to attend the game.

Deschamps and other candidates

Italian media La Stampa and La Repubblica report that Deschamps is on the shortlist of potential successors for Spalletti. Deschamps, who previously played for Juventus between 1994 and 1999 and coached the club in 2006-2007, may be tempted by the opportunity. Other names mentioned include Antonio Conte and Stefano Pioli.