Bologna appoints 40-year-old manager Tedesco as its new head coach. The club takes the decision following the departure of Vincenzo Italiano, who and Bologna have mutually agreed to part ways after a two-year spell. Multiple reports state that Tedesco steps into the role as the replacement for Italiano and is signed to a two-year deal with Bologna. The appointment is presented as the next stage in the club’s managerial change after Italiano’s exit, with the contract length explicitly described in one account and the timing of the separation noted in another. No additional details about Tedesco’s previous role or immediate plans for the team are provided in the supplied excerpts. Overall, the coverage agrees on the central facts: Bologna’s managerial change, Italiano’s mutually agreed departure after two years, and Tedesco’s appointment on a two-year contract.
Bologna appoints Tedesco as manager on two-year contract
Bologna appoints 40-year-old manager Tedesco as its new head coach. The club takes the decision following the departure of Vincenzo Italiano, who and Bologna have mutually agreed to part ways after a...
- Bologna appoints Tedesco as its new manager.
- Tedesco is 40 years old.
- Vincenzo Italiano leaves Bologna by mutual agreement.
- Italiano departs after a two-year spell with the club.
- Tedesco signs a two-year contract with Bologna.
The 40-year-old succeeds Vincenzo Italiano, who mutually parted ways with the club last week after a two-year spell.
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