MONZA, Italy — World Cup winner Alessandro Nesta was fired by last-place Monza on Monday after coaching the club to only one win in 17 Serie A matches. Monza made the announcement a day after losing 2-1 at home by Juventus. In a statement on Monday, GSIS said the transport hub dubbed as ‘Project Hub’, will be located at the corner of the Elliptical Road and Commonwealth Avenue. Article continues after this advertisementFormer Verona coach Salvatore Bocchetti was hired to replace Nesta, with a contract through the 2026-27 season. FEATURED STORIES SPORTS John Amores to appeal GAB license revocation SPORTS Beermen's back-to-back defeats to Hong Kong squad hardly worries returning coach SPORTS NBA: Garrison Mathews, Trae Young lead Hawks past Timberwolves READ: All-female team referee Serie A match for first timeNesta was hired by Monza in June and the team’s only league win this season was a 3-0 victory at Hellas Verona in October. Nesta was a defender on the Italy squad that won the 2006 World Cup and played for Lazio and AC Milan. He has also coached Miami FC, Perugia, Frosinone and Reggiana. vip99 slotArticle continues after this advertisementMonza visits Parma on Sunday. Subscribe to our daily newsletter |