Changes in the Women's Serie A Technical Committees: Sassarini at Inter, Guerrero at Juventus

The changes to the technical committees of the Women's Series A are coming to an end. Today, David Sassarini was confirmed as Inter's new coach, while Spain's Isaac Guerrero took over at Juventus. However, the two Roman teams have not yet announced their coaches for next season. Roma, in turn, recently announced the departure of Luca Rossettini after winning a Scudetto and a Coppa Italia on his debut. The favorite to take the job is Gianpiero Piovani, who has just said goodbye to Inter.

On the other side of Tevere, Gianluca Grassadonia is still under uncertainty, and could take over the new Reggina in Serie D after the club's acquisition by Claudio Lotito. So far, no names have emerged to replace him.


On the other hand, some teams decided to maintain the continuity of their coaches. Fiorentina, who had already renewed the contract of Swede Pablo Pinones-Arce in April, and Milan, who kept Suzanne Bakker, as well as Parma, who confirmed Giovanni Valenti, and Sassuolo, who opted for Salvatore Colantuono. Even the Como teams, both Como Women and Como 1907, decided to continue with their respective coaches from last season: Paolo Tramezzani and Selena Mazzantini.

Here is the current situation of the technical committees: - As: Selena Mazzantini (confirmed) - How Women: Paolo Tramezzani (confirmed) - Fiorentina: Pablo Pinones-Arce (confirmed) - Inter: David Sassarini (new) - Juventus: Isaac Guerrero (new) - Lazio: Gianluca Grassadonia? - Milan: Suzanne Bakker (confirmed) - Napoli Women: Alessandro Spugna (new) - Parma: Giovanni Valenti (confirmed) - Rome: Gianpiero Piovani? - Sassuolo: Salvatore Colantuono (confirmed) - Ternana Women: Marino Defendi (new).

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