Milan hires Amorim as new coach; Juventus explores transfer activity
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 16, 2026, 7:30 AM
Last updated Jun 16, 2026
Milan has appointed Portuguese coach Ruben Amorim in hopes of enhancing their performance and securing a return to the Champions League. Sources indicate a shift in strategy with a emphasis on a three-man defense and an attacking style. Meanwhile, Juventus CEO Giovanni Carnevali begins his tenure with ambitions to solidify the squad by acquiring players like Alexander Sorloth from Atlético Madrid and finalizing a permanent deal for Jeremie Boga from OGC Nice. As transfer season heats up, further moves are anticipated from both clubs.
- •Amorim tasked with revitalizing Milan's Champions League hopes.
- •Jaguarina Cardinals include a three-man defense and attacking play.
- •Juventus aims for Sorloth and solidifies Boga's permanent move.
- •Carnevali's first day includes discussions on player acquisitions.
- 7:30 AMYahoo Sports — Today’s Papers – New Milan with Amorim, first Juventus transfer moves
"La Gazzetta dello SportThe New DevilIt’s Up to Amorim to Revive MilanThe Portuguese coach is hired. Three-man defence and attacking playing style to return to the Champions League. Capello: ‘An ha...
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