'From maestro to Mister' – Pirlo takes charge of Juventus' under-23s
Patric Ridge
July 30, 2020 15:25 MYT
July 30, 2020 15:25 MYT
Andrea Pirlo has returned to Juventus to take over as the coach of their under-23s side, the Serie A champions have announced.
Pirlo spent four years at Juve between 2011 and 2015, helping the Bianconeri to four Serie A titles, one Coppa Italia triumph and two Supercoppa Italiana victories.
The playmaker left for MLS side New York City, spending three seasons at the club before retiring in 2017.
Now, Pirlo has taken his first step into coaching, returning to Juve to take over their U23s.
OFFICIAL | @Pirlo_official is the new Under 23 coach. Welcome , Coach Pirlo!https://t.co/yGGYuLj6N7 pic.twitter.com/j1potSZZIN — JuventusFC (#Stron9er ) (@juventusfcen) July 30, 2020
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Juve's U23s finished 10th in Italy's third tier last season, while winning the Coppa Italia Serie C.