Former Juventus striker Fabrizio Ravanelli could be set to re-enter the Bianconeri’s fold as a youth coach.
The ‘White Feather’ endured a torrid time in his first full managerial position in France, being sacked from AC Ajaccio after only 12 games.
Tuttosport report that Ravanelli, who won the European Cup with the Vecchia Signora, could be offered a job as Primavera coach for Juventus, as a reprisal of a role he held from 2011 until he left for Ajaccio in the summer of 2013.
Ravanelli was successful in his previous stint as Primavera coach, leading the side to the top of their qualification group twice, although failing to progress in the final stages on either occasion.
He previously represented Juventus as a player, scoring thirty goals for the club over four seasons as he won a Serie A title with the side, as well as being part of the team that were victorious in the 1995 European Champions League, scoring the opening goal in the final.
