Luciano Spalletti contract update revealed as Juventus consider their future
The Italian's current contract at Juventus runs until June 2026
Luca Ferrachi
Updated on 28 January 2026
Juventus are reportedly ready to offer Luciano Spalletti a contract extension to keep him at the club beyond the summer.
The Turin giants are preparing a fresh contract offer that would keep Spalletti at the Allianz Stadium until June 2028. It comes after a period of significant growth on the pitch and after a huge victory over Napoli that has seemingly convinced the board of directors that he is the right man for the club.
While the club’s hierarchy is eager to tie him down to a new deal, the 66-year-old manager has shown no immediate rush to sign the new deal.
Juventus ready to offer Luciano Spalletti a new contract
Luciano Spalletti’s contract at Juventus is set to expire this summer after he replaced Igor Tudor in late October.
Running until June 2026, it contains a clause that automatically triggers a one-year extension if Juventus qualify for the Champions League. However, Juventus is ready to make the commitment to Spalletti now, regardless of how the season turns out, according to La Gazzetta dello Sport.
Spalletti’s impact has been profound and has earned kudos for steadying the ship in what has been a rocky period for the club.
The board, led by CEO Damien Comolli and Giorgio Chiellini, believe Spalletti should be given an extension now, with the hope of warding off interest from other European suitors.
Spalletti continues to impress at Juve
Spalletti has impressed the Juve primarily through his tactical flexibility and his commitment to developing younger talent, including starlet Kenan Yildiz, who is also in line for a new contract.
Since his appointment, the Bianconeri have moved away from a rigid, reactive style toward a more fluid, possession-based 4-3-3 system. This change has breathed new life into players who previously looked stagnant.
Spalletti’s meticulous nature and his no-nonsense approach have resonated with a fan base that had grown weary of inconsistent performances. His ability to deliver a convincing 3-0 win over his former club, Napoli, showed that he is the man to lead Juventus forward.
Luca Ferrachi
Luca is an experienced sports writer with over 20 years in journalism. An expert in Italian football, Luca has covered the Serie A for a host of websites across the UK, including many from Reach PLC and the Mail. An avid Torino fan and loves seeing Juventus fail.
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