Fabio Cannavaro, the 2006 World Cup-winning captain, may soon return to the coaching bench. After achieving a near-miraculous escape from relegation with Udinese on the final day of last season, Cannavaro has been without a managerial position. The Italian legend has been waiting for the right opportunity, and it seems he may have an interesting option on the horizon.
Gianluca Di Marzio reports that Dinamo Zagreb, the Croatian powerhouse, has recently sacked their manager Jakirovic following a humiliating 9-goal defeat against Bayern Munich at the Allianz Arena. As the club searches for a new head coach, Cannavaro’s name has emerged as a potential candidate.
While several profiles are under consideration by the Croatian club, with Bjelica currently the frontrunner for the position, the possibility of Cannavaro taking the helm has not been ruled out. The former Udinese manager is reportedly evaluating the proposal from Dinamo Zagreb.
However, sources close to Cannavaro suggest that his preference remains to wait for an opportunity in Italy. The allure of coaching in his home country appears to be a significant factor in his decision-making process.
