In home Juventus we are witnessing a real year zero. Cristiano Giuntoli has taken matters into his own hands and is redesigning theorganization chart ahead of next season. After the termination with Allegri, the next coach of the first team will be Thiago Motta. In Next Gen, Montero will take the place of Brambilla, who will continue his adventure in Serie C. Revolution which will also concern some managerial roles: after the officialization of Pompilio and the probable arrival of Stefanelli, Giuntoli would also be ready to welcome another figure. As reported by Gianluca Di Marzio, Michele Sbravati, current head of the youth sector of the Genoawill become part of the Juventus. The manager, in addition to having an important role within the Juventus youth team, will work alongside Giuntoli.
GENOA, THE NEW SPRING COACH HAS BEEN DECIDED
His career as a footballer
Michele Sbravati was born on 6 December 1965 in Muggiò, a town located in the province of Monza and Brianza. His connection with the Genoa has distant roots. Sbravati wore the rossoblu colors from 1984 to 1987, making 10 appearances between Italian Cup And B series. After his experience in Liguria, he played for several years between Serie C and C2, wearing the shirts of Carrarese, Siena and Imperia.
Career as a manager
Once you hang up your boots, Hurry up he decided to pursue a career as a manager. First at Savona and then to Genoa, being appointed head of the youth sector in 2008. The Griffin is not a simple parenthesis of his professional career. Thanks to his choices and his expertise, Hurry up contributed to the growth of the rossoblu youth sector: as he points out Sky Sports, with him around 200 youth players they became professionals, generating 150 million in capital gains. Without forgetting the trophies won, such as the U18 championship won this season. Sbravati’s farewell was also confirmed by Genoa CEO Andres Blazquez, in an interview given to Telenorth: “Sbravati and I have an extraordinary relationship. He would like to have a different experience: it has been a very long process and we think it is also a positive thing because we have a wonderful relationship with Juventus and if he finally goes to Juventus, it will mean having an extra friend who protects us. Sbravati’s departure was not in our plans.”
The young people discovered and launched
During the experience at Genoathere are several young people who Hurry up he had the merit of discovering and then subsequently valorising it. Just think of the various ones Perin, Cambiaso, Rovella, passing through Sturaro, Zaniolo, El Shaarawy, Pellegri, for example. As for the more recent past, we can also mention Seydou Fini, class of 2006 who made his Serie A debut last season.
