Udinese are reportedly in contact with Andrea Stramaccioni, but so far there’s no agreement to replace Massimo Oddo.
It was reported last night that the Zebrette were considering bringing their former Coach back, should they lose to Napoli tonight.
Oddo’s side have lost the last nine Serie A games in a row, and it’s expected the former Milan defender will be sacked if that reaches double figures tonight.
Udinese are reportedly in contact with Andrea Stramaccioni, but so far there’s no agreement to replace Massimo Oddo.
It was reported last night that the Zebrette were considering bringing their former Coach back, should they lose to Napoli tonight.
Oddo’s side have lost the last nine Serie A games in a row, and it’s expected the former Milan defender will be sacked if that reaches double figures tonight.
Despite that, Oddo has made it clear he’ll be rotating his squad heavily tonight ahead of the Crotone game at the weekend.
According to Tuttomercatoweb, Udinese are in contact with Stramaccioni, but so far there is no agreement on a deal.
The Italian is still under contract with Sparta Prague until 2019, having been sacked by the Czech side earlier this season.
That would have to be resolved before he can take over the Friulian side, and he won’t want to risk leaving money on the table only to be denied the Udinese job.
Stramaccioni still remains favourite to take over from Oddo, but talks can’t progress properly until after tonight’s game.