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Four Serie A clubs have changed coaches since the season began
Venezia has dismissed coach Giovanni Stroppa, bringing the number of Serie A coaches sacked this season to four.
Serie A is Italy’s top football league, and all four dismissals happened after the season began.
Fabio Grosso was the first to go, on September 6, and Paolo Vanoli took his place.
Bologna dismissed Domenico Tedesco ten days later, appointing Raffaele Palladino.
On September 27, Parma sacked Carlos Cuesta and hired Alberto Gilardino.
The dismissals show that four clubs have already changed coaches this season.
The available information does not say who will replace Stroppa at Venezia or what happens next.
Four Serie A clubs have dismissed their coaches since the season began, according to ANSA.
Venezia’s dismissal of Giovani Stroppa brought the total to four.
Fabio Grosso was the first coach dismissed, on September 6.
Domenico Tedesco left Bologna ten days later, and Parma dismissed Carlos Cuesta on September 27.
The clubs appointed Paolo Vanoli, Raffaele Palladino and Alberto Gilardino as replacements, respectively.
- Who
- Four Serie A clubs and their dismissed coaches: Fabio Grosso, Domenico Tedesco, Carlos Cuesta and Giovani Stroppa.
- What
- The clubs have changed coaches since the season began.
- When
- From the start of the season through October 13, 2026.
- Where
- Serie A, Italy.
- Why
- Not stated
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
The first Serie A coach was dismissed: Fabio Grosso, replaced by Paolo Vanoli.
Domenico Tedesco left Bologna and was replaced by Raffaele Palladino.
Parma dismissed Carlos Cuesta and hired Alberto Gilardino.
Venezia’s dismissal of Giovani Stroppa brought the number of coach dismissals to four.
- Total dismissals
- 4 Serie A coaches
- First dismissal
- Fabio Grosso, September 6
- Bologna replacement
- Raffaele Palladino replaced Domenico Tedesco
- Parma replacement
- Alberto Gilardino replaced Carlos Cuesta on September 27
- Latest dismissal
- Giovani Stroppa, Venezia
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