Juventus stats: Spalletti, Motta and Tudor show similar results
An analysis of Juventus' performance over the last 15 years shows that current results trail behind those of previous managers like Conte or Allegri.
A look at Juventus' performance in Serie A over the past 15 years reveals a significant gap in coaching efficiency. Current figures show that the team under Spalletti is performing at a similar pace to those under Thiago Motta and Tudor, with all three falling well behind the standards set by previous managers of the Turin club.
Statistical data highlights that the Conte era remains the most successful, averaging 2.39 points per match. He is followed by Allegri (2.20), Sarri (2.18), and Pirlo (2.05). In comparison, Spalletti currently averages 1.81 points per game, Motta 1.79, and Tudor 1.76.
This comparison underscores that the current points-per-game rate is among the lowest for the club in recent memory. Notably, since 2001, Juventus have had a worse start to a league season only three times. However, history shows that such starts do not always dictate the final outcome; in the 2015/16 season, the club overcame an even poorer start to eventually win the Serie A title.