Spalletti could be two games away from the sack at Juventus

Juventus cannot afford to spend another season without Champions League football, and the club could be ready to dismiss Luciano Spalletti if results fail to improve. The Bianconeri are determined to secure a place among Serie A's top four, and continued inconsistency could force the hierarchy to consider a change in the dugout.

Spalletti has now spent around a year on the Juventus bench, and this is his first full season in charge of the club. Expectations remain high, with the manager expected to deliver consistent victories and guide the team towards its objectives. However, Juventus have struggled to maintain the required level of performance, leaving his position under increasing pressure.

The club needs a strong response from its players, but the responsibility also rests with Spalletti to find solutions and restore confidence. With Champions League qualification such an important target, Juventus may have little patience if their results continue to disappoint.

Juventus consider their managerial options

The Bianconeri have been linked with potential moves for Antonio Conte and Simone Inzaghi in recent weeks. Both managers have considerable experience at the highest level, and their names have emerged as possible alternatives should Juventus decide to make a change.

The Old Lady has shown that it is willing to dismiss managers when performances fall below expectations. That history means Spalletti cannot assume his position is secure, particularly with the club facing an important period in its campaign.

According to a report involving Giuseppe Falci, Juventus could decide to sack Spalletti if the results of their next two matches fail to meet expectations. The upcoming fixtures could therefore prove decisive for the manager as he attempts to keep the club on course for its objectives.

Two matches could decide Spalletti's future

Juventus face Lecce and Genoa in their next two games, both away from home. These are fixtures the club will expect to win if it is serious about securing a place in the Serie A top four by the end of the season.

Failure to collect the required points in either match would increase the pressure, while disappointing results in both could leave the club considering an immediate managerial change. Spalletti will therefore understand the importance of producing positive performances and results.

Falci discussed the situation via Tuttojuve , stating:

"Spalletti's future hangs on the next two matches, both away: Lecce and Genoa."