Thiago Motta is relishing the chance to end Juventus’ three-match winless run in Serie A against former club Genoa this weekend. Motta, who has taken nine points from his first five games as Juventus head coach, returns to the Stadio Luigi Ferraris after playing and managing the Grifone. The 42-yea...
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