text: 9 August 2020, 4:42 am ·3-min read
  Italian midfielder Andrea Pirlo won four Serie A titles with Juventus.
  Pirlo's swift appointment, a day after their Champions League exit, is again a bold choice for club president Andrea Agnelli.
  "Pirlo has had a legendary career as a player. In his four years at the centre of the Juventus midfield, he won as many league titles, a Coppa Italia and two Italian Super Cups," Juventus said.
  Former Napoli boss Sarri paid for Juventus's failure to advance in a tournament they have won twice, but not since 1996.
  Juventus also lost the Italian Cup and Italian SuperCup finals this season, and finished just one point ahead of Inter Milan to win a ninth 'Scudetto' in a row.
  "The Champions League, it was a dream before, now it's a goal and going out like this is disappointing for us, for the players and for the fans," said Agnelli.
  "We need a cold and lucid analysis, knowing that in a few weeks we will start from scratch and we will have to do it with the same enthusiasm and desire to win."
  - 'I have to call you Mister?' -
  But his lack of enthusiasm and often jaded air, have made him a popular figure on the internet with the slogan 'Pirlo is not impressed'.
  He will also have to manage five-time Ballon d'Or winner Cristiano Ronaldo, the club's 100-million-euro ($115 million) signing two years ago.