After a month in which Juventus crashed out of the Champions League and the Coppa Italia, they finally parted ways with manager Thiago Motta. Here's why they did it and what else the club needs to fix.

Juventus on Sunday sacked Italo-Brazilian coach Thiago Motta. Motta has been replaced by Igor Tudor, the Old Lady said. Former Genoa and Inter player Motta, 42, saw Juve's Champions League and Italian Cup bids end recently end as well as suffering a 4-0 thumping by title contenders Atalanta,

One important factor that has let Motta down is the lack of tactical integration of the players. The club believe that he has been bent on using his own shape instead of adapting to the players at hand, often using players like Teun Koopmeiners out of position.