Monza appoints Ivan Juric as new head coach following Serie A shakeup
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 19, 2026, 9:05 AM
Last updated Jun 19, 2026
Monza has chosen Ivan Juric as their new head coach, completing the Serie A managerial changes after the previous season. Juric, who had short stints at Atalanta, Roma, and Southampton, is returning to the managerial role after being sacked last year. His appointment follows Paolo Bianco's move to Pisa. Juric becomes the ninth new coach in Serie A as teams finalize their management for the upcoming season. Other teams, including Napoli and Lazio, are also making coaching decisions, with notable shifts in leadership across the league.
- •Juric replaces Paolo Bianco at Monza after Bianco's departure to Pisa.
- •Juric was previously sacked by Atalanta after 11 matches last season.
- •He previously managed Verona and Torino successfully in the league.
- •Napoli and Lazio are finalizing their coaching positions amid league changes.
- •Juric will be the ninth new coach announced in Serie A this summer.
- 9:05 AMYahoo Sports — Monza Choosing Juric Completes the Serie A Domino
"Three teams have yet to announce their next coach, nearly a month after the end of the last Serie A season, but all the choices have been made at this point. Monza were the final piece of the puzzle, ...
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