Juventus' second leg against Atletico Madrid could decide the futures of a quartet of their biggest names.

Manager Massimiliano Allegri's future is in doubt, according to Italian newspaper Corriere dello Sport, after their 2-0 defeat at the Wanda Metropolitano earlier this week.

And the paper is also reporting that former Real Madrid manager Zinedine Zidane is waiting to take over from the Italian.

Massimiliano Allegri's future is in doubt, according to Italian newspaper Corriere dello Sport

Tuttosport are suggesting Paulo Dybala could be on his way out if they fail to beat Atletico

There could also be exits on the playing side at the Allianz Stadium if Juventus fail to progress in the last 16.

Tuttosport has also led Friday morning's paper with the news that Allegri would be likely to leave if he cannot turn the game around.

But they are also suggesting Paulo Dybala could be heading out the door if they fail to beat Atletico.

The Argentine forward could also be joined by Mario Mandzukic and Alex Sandro in leaving Juventus if they do not go further in Europe.

The sports paper also suggests Mario Mandzukic and Alex Sandro could also leave the club

Corriere dello Sport say former Real Madrid manager Zinedine Zidane could replace Allegri

Defender Georgio Chiellini discussed what his team need to do to go through on Thursday. He told Tuttosport: '​It takes great confidence and great balance. The moments have condemned us and we are disappointed, but it is not over yet.

'Did Atletico surprise us? No, we knew what the match would be like. It was neither more nor less than what we expected, with these 'episodes' that make the difference against a team that makes everyone play badly, not just us.

'In the return leg we will have to play a proactive match, with great clarity, and take advantage of the opportunities that will happen to us; being careful from set pieces because Atletico make the most of these situations.'