Soccer-Fiorentina turn to familiar face Vanoli after sacking Grosso


Soccer Football - UEFA Conference League - Quarter Final - Second Leg - Fiorentina v Crystal Palace - Stadio Artemio Franchi, Florence, Italy - April 16, 2026 Fiorentina coach Paolo Vanoli reacts REUTERS/Jennifer Lorenzini

Sept 7 (Reuters) - Fiorentina ⁠brought back Paolo Vanoli as coach on Monday, ⁠a day after showing former World Cup ‌winner Fabio Grosso the door following a nightmare start three games into the new Serie A season.

Grosso was dismissed after three ​successive defeats left Fiorentina bottom ⁠of the league standings, ⁠with the team scoring only one goal while conceding ⁠nine.

The ‌appointment marks a swift return for Vanoli, who previously rescued the club from relegation ⁠trouble last season after replacing Stefano Pioli ​in November ‌following a winless 10-game start.

He eventually guided them ⁠clear of ​the drop zone to a 15th-place finish while also steering the club to the Conference League quarter-finals where ⁠they were knocked out by eventual ​winners Crystal Palace.

"ACF Fiorentina announces that Coach Paolo Vanoli has been appointed as the new technical director of ⁠the Viola first team," the club said in a statement.

"A huge thank you goes to the coach for his enthusiastic acceptance of returning to lead ​the first team."

Vanoli will get ⁠his first chance to turn things around on Friday ​when Fiorentina travel to face ‌promoted Venezia, who are also ​winless after three games with no points.

(Reporting by Rohith Nair in Bengaluru;Editing by Christian Radnedge)

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