US EditionTorino Bring in D'Aversa to Replace Baroni as Manager
- Torino Football Club has fired manager Marco Baroni after a poor run of form, with the team just above the Serie A relegation zone and having only one win in their last seven matches.
- Baroni's last game in charge was a 3-0 loss against Genoa.
- Roberto D'Aversa has been appointed as the new Torino manager with a contract until June 30, 2026.
- D'Aversa began his professional playing career with AC Milan and has previously managed Parma, Sampdoria, Lecce, and Empoli.
22 Articles
22 Articles
Associated Press News
Torino fires Marco Baroni and appoints Roberto D’Aversa as the new coach
Torino has fired Marco Baroni after poor results and hired Roberto D’Aversa as the new coach. The change came after Torino lost at Genoa 3-0 in Serie A on Sunday.
The defeat in the home of Genoa fatale to the technician of Turin Marco Baroni: the company has officialized the exemption. Announced the arrival of the former coach of Parma: signed until June
Soccer: D'Aversa takes over from Baroni at Torino
Former Parma boss Roberto D'Aversa on Monday signed a contract with Torino to replace Marco Baroni at the helm of the Turin side and hopefully keep them in Serie A. The Granata are currently 15th in Serie A, six points above the drop zone. (ANSA)
TURIN – Overnight, some protesters protested Torino's management by throwing manure and hanging a banner in front of the Filadelfia stadium in Turin. The protesters were referring to Urbano Cairo, the club's president, who was accused of a lackluster management style and a failure to live up to the fans' expectations. Torino lost 3-0 away to Genoa, immediately after which coach Marco Baroni was dismissed and the new coach, Roberto D'Aversa, took…
Coverage Details
Bias Distribution
- 53% of the sources are Center
Factuality
To view factuality data please Upgrade to Premium
