Juventus has officially confirmed that sacking Igor Tudor and his coaching staff last October cost the club €8.3 million in severance pay and contract termination fees.
Juventus has disclosed the financial impact of parting ways with former manager Igor Tudor, revealing costs totaling €8.3 million.
The figure, listed as “Provisions related to the early termination of employment relationships,” covers the October sacking and subsequent contract rescission.
Tudor, who initially replaced Thiago Motta, was ousted after an eight-match winless streak saw the team disintegrate under his leadership before Luciano Spalletti took charge.
The Croatian manager successfully negotiated a substantial settlement, allowing him to cut ties with the Serie A giants and join Tottenham Hotspur earlier this month.
While Tudor has moved on to London, Juventus continues to manage its financial obligations, including the contract of Thiago Motta, which remains valid until June 2027. The financial hit marks a costly end to Tudor’s brief permanent tenure in Turin.