Genoa appoints Thiago Motta new coach

Thiago Motta has been announced as Genoa’s new manager after the Italian side sacked Aurelio Andreazzoli on Tuesday.
The 37-year-old, who played for Barcelona, Atletico Madrid, Inter Milan, Paris Saint-Germain and Genoa, will be officially presented on Wednesday afternoon after taking charge. 
The club made Andreazzoli’s departure official on Tuesday on the back of a difficult run of form that left them in 19th in Serie A, dismissing a manager who only arrived in June in favour of Motta. 
Genoa are currently one point off the foot of Serie A after winning just one of their opening eight games.
It is Motta’s first senior management role, although he has been in charge of PSG’s Under 19s since hanging up his boots in 2018.
Motta will be in the dugout on Saturday night when Genoa welcome Brescia in the league.