at Meadow Park, the highest winning margin in the WSL. In March 2021, it was announced that Joe was to leave the club at the end of the 2020–21 season. Despite retaining the support of the Arsenal board, Montemurro decided to leave the club in order to take a break and spend more time with his family. He left the club having qualified for the 2021–22 UEFA Women's Champions League. Juventus Women On 8 June 2021, Montemurro was appointed head coach of Italian Serie A side Juventus Women. Montemurro's first official match as Juventus' manager came on 18 August, in a 12–0 win against North Macedonian side Kamenica Sasa in the semi-finals of the first round of UEFA Women's Champions League. Montemurro's first trophy as Juventus coach came, the Supercoppa Italiana on 8 January 2022 after a 2–1 win against AC Milan. The team went on to win the Serie A and Italian Cup completing the clubs first ever treble winning season. The biggest achievement for the team in the 21/22 season was qualification to the quarter finals stage of the UEFA Women's Champions League. Grouped with Chelsea, Wolfburg and Servette, the teams 2-0 win Germany and the 0-0 draw in London earned the team second spot in group A and effectively knocking out Chelsea. The team won the first leg of the quarter final v Lyon 2-1 at the Allianz stadium in Turin but lost 3-1 at the Groupama Stadium in Lyon. Personal life Montemurro is married, and has two children with his wife Linda. He is of Italian descent as his family moved from southern Italy to settle in Australia, following the end of World War II. Montemurro became an Arsenal supporter at the age of seven, when his brother returned home with a replica kit. The 1979 FA Cup Final, in which Arsenal beat Manchester United 3–2, served as an inspiration for Montemurro to pursue a career in football. In 2010, he completed his UEFA A license at Coverciano, via the Italian Football Federation (FIGC). He also completed his UEFA Pro License at Coverciano in July 2014, and is a member of the Italian Coaches Association (AIAC). He also holds an AFC/FFA A License and completed the Master of Sports Coaching degree at the University of Queensland. He is also undertaking a PhD at the University of Loughborough with a focus on Sports Psychology Performance. Career statistics