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It was the least coach-eating season of the last few, but the break changed the cards on the table and brought the current Serie A back to its recent average. In fact, when the championship games resume, there will only be 17 and no longer 18 out of the 20 total A’s coaches confirmed. With a club, Roma, which has already reached its third seasonal tenant (Ranieri) three months after leaving. Lecce, who replaced Gotti with Giampaolo at the start of the break, were joined in the last few hours by Genoa with the change from Gilardino to Patrick Vieira.
Serie A 2024/25 – After 12 matchdays, 17 out of 20 coaches confirmed
Who changed
Rome
Daniele De Rossi (From the first to the fourth day)
Ivan Juric (From the fifth to the twelfth day)
Lecce
Luca Gotti (from the first to the twelfth day)
Marco Giampaolo (in office)
Genoa
Alberto Gilardino (from the first to the twelfth matchday)
Patrick Vieira (in office)
Serie A 2023/24 – After 12 days, 16 out of 20 coaches confirmed
Who changed
Empoli
Paolo Zanetti (from the first to the fourth day)
Aurelio Andreazzoli (from the fifth to the 20th day)
Naples
Rudi Garcia (from the first to the twelfth day)
Walter Mazzarri (from the 13th to the twentieth matchday)
Salernitana
Paulo Sousa (from the first to the eighth day)
Filippo Inzaghi (from the ninth to the 24th matchday)
Udinese
Andrea Sottil (from the first to the ninth day)
Gabriele Cioffi (from the tenth to the 33rd matchday)
Serie A 2022/23 – Sixteen coaches confirmed out of 20 after 12 rounds
Who changed
Bologna
Sinisa Mihajlovic (from the first to the fifth day)
Luca Vigiani (sixth day)
Thiago Motta (from matchday seven until the end of the season)
Monza
Giovanni Stroppa (from the first to the sixth day)
Raffaele Palladino (from the seventh day until the end of the season)
Sampdoria
Marco Giampaolo (from the first to the eighth day)
Dejan Stankovic (from matchday nine until the end of the season)
Hellas Verona
Gabriele Cioffi (from the first to the ninth day)
Salvatore Bocchetti (from the tenth to the fifteenth day)
Serie A 2021/22 – Sixteen coaches confirmed out of 20 after 12 rounds
Who changed
Cagliari
Leonardo Semplici (from the first to the third day)
Walter Mazzarri (from the fourth to the 35th matchday)
Genoa
Davide Ballardini (from the first to the twelfth matchday)
Andriy Shevchenko (13th to 21st matchdays)
Salernitana
Fabrizio Castori (from the first to the eighth day)
Stefano Colantuono (from the ninth to the 18th matchday)
Hellas Verona
Eusebio Di Francesco (from the first to the third day)
Igor Tudor (from the fourth day until the end of the season)