Maldini Seeks New Coach for Italy
Paul Maldini, the technical director of the Italian Football Federation, is negotiating with Italian-Brazilian coach Thiago Mota to take over the coaching of the Italian national team after Andrea Pirlo was dismissed, amid rejection from other candidates such as Ancelotti and Guardiola. It is noted that Mota is 44 years old and has previously played for the Italian national team, Genoa, Inter Milan, and Paris Saint-Germain. He also had a successful managerial career with Bologna before being dismissed from his position at Juventus in 2025. The choice of Mota is believed to combine extensive experience with a desire to bring a fresh approach to the Italian national team.
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