His impressive earnings allowed him to retire comfortably, reflecting not just personal achievement but also the challenges and opportunities Chinese football faces on the international stage.

Marcello Lippi’s speech was completely different, because we were coming from a winning cycle that was now over. Here the ...

The legendary Marcello Lippi explained what made his Juventus special, while offering his take on some of the club’s biggest stars during his epoch. The 76-year-old had two successful managerial ...

Legendary Italy coach Marcello Lippi spoke highly of Claudio Ranieri’s exploits since his return to the Roma bench. In a new interview with La Gazzetta dello Sport, Lippi shared his opinion on ...

Former Juventus coach Marcello Lippi admits he's been underwhelmed by Thiago Motta's work this season. Lippi says the Juve job should be reserved for bigger, established names. “I see in Thiago ...

The Chinese FA confirm Marcello Lippi will remain in charge until at least 2019 Lippi has been in the job since August 2016, winning two of his seven matches World Cup qualification is out of ...

Ahead of Thursday's Nations League clash between Italy and Germany, Sports Mole looks at the head-to-head record and previous meetings between the two clubs. Italy and Germany will continue their long ...

Hubei football has produced some of China's most iconic players throughout the years, whose contributions have shaped not only regional but also national football dynamics. In this article, we will ...

Under the leadership of Marcello Lippi, hopes are high that the Italian coach who led Italy to win the World Cup in 2006 will help shake up China’s rigid soccer culture heavy on management.

Former Juventus midfielder Angelo Di Livio was recently asked whether he expected Motta to resign, drawing comparisons to Marcello Lippi’s decision to step down in 1999 after a loss to Parma.