Mario Balotelli's Brescia sacked coach Fabio Grosso on Monday after just three matches and brought back Eugenio Corini, who the club at the bottom of Serie A axed less than a month ago.
Eugenio Corini subentra a Fabio Grosso sulla panchina del Brescia.
— Brescia Calcio BSFC (@BresciaOfficial) December 2, 2019
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Grosso, 41, the left back in Italy's 2006 World Cup winning team, took over on November 5 with Brescia in 19th in the table.
He leaves after conceding 10 goals in three defeats, the last a 3-0 home loss to Atalanta on Saturday.
The former Inter Milan and Juventus defender started his coaching career with Juventus' youth teams followed by a campaign at Serie B side Bari before leading Hellas Verona last season.
Corini was sacked after a 2-1 defeat on November 3 at Verona, a game overshadowed by racist abuse directed at Brescia forward Balotelli.
Grosso had a falling out with Balotelli, the club's biggest star, dropping the striker and saying he lacked desire in training.