After having left his mark on the history of Juventus Turin over the last two decades, the legendary Turin defender with 562 appearances (36 goals) was forced to leave his favorite club, faced with the desire of its leaders to rejuvenate the workforce with a view to instilling a new dynamic. Pushed towards the exit, the former transalpine international flew to the United States. A daring but profitable gamble since the Pisa native is preparing to play the Major League Soccer final with Los Angeles FC against Columbus Crew on December 9.
A meeting with the scent of farewell for the 39-year-old player who is thinking of hanging up his crampons. However, Giorgio Chiellini does not intend to draw a definitive line on football and has further ideas regarding his reconversion. As such, he mentioned a probable return to Juve during an interview with The Athletic. “I see Juventus in my future. I don’t know what place, but it’s a place where I’ve spent almost half my life. I’m still very close and I’m very happy that they are having a good season. What would I like to do in the future? Work in management. I have a degree in economics and an MBA in football. Now I don’t want to be a coach anymore.”he told the British tabloid.
