FERRARA OFFICIALLY BE JUVENTUS CARETAKER

Ciro Ferrara has officially signed a two-year contract as the new Coach of Juventus, extending his caretaker role.
The Bianconeri announced the decision at 18.00 UK time Yesterday evening and Ferrara was spotted driving in to the club headquarters.
His contract expires on June 30 2011 and he will hold a Press conference later this evening.
“Ferrara, who is by now a founding column at Juventus, has the confidence of the directors and made himself available for this new and exciting challenge,” read a statement.
“He will be the Coach of a team where he won everything as a player and remained faithful, leading the club’s youth sector for the last three years.”
The former defender and youth sector co-ordinator had been brought in for the final two weeks of the season after Claudio Ranieri’s dismissal.
He won both games against Siena and Lazio, qualifying for second place, but was only given the job permanently after Antonio Conte and Luciano Spalletti opted to remain with Bari and Roma respectively.
Ferrara drove to Turin by leaving the Italy get-together at Coverciano, where he had been working as Marcello Lippi’s assistant manager.