This is very familiar with Chelsea's condition. We will see if Graham Potter will be the solution for them.
You are probably right that this would be the most logical step given what the market for managers currently looks like.
Now does Juventus think that Tuchel could do the same with Juventus as he did with Chelsea? Take over the team and win the champions league title?
The way things played out for Tuchel were just amazing. Get sacked by PSG, go to Chelsea and beat Manchester City in the final. That is a story any coach can only dream of. But it did work out. Would it work out again that way? I really think that involves so much luck and lucky circumstances, nobody can tell.
Tuchel seems to be a person that solely lives based on his success. If he wins, he stays, if he loses, he has to leave. The reason is that there is no sympathy between him and his employers ever. The soccer business is hard, but Tuchel takes it to another level to his own disadvantage at times. Eventually, he doesn't care because he can sign amazing contracts. If he gets sacked, he goes home with millions and millions in his pocket for no work whatsoever for several years to come.