A glamorous playing career saw Gattuso represent Rangers and AC Milan, among others.
He is most known for his time with Milan, winning the Serie A title and Champions League twice across a 13-year spell.
Since retiring from his playing days in 2013, Gattuso moved into management — and Italy will mark the 10th team he has managed in just 12 years.
The longest period he has stayed at any club has been two seasons with then third-tier Italian side Pisa, who he tasted the most success with.
After being appointed there in August 2015, he led the side to promotion to Serie B at the first attempt but, after finishing bottom of the second tier the following season, Gattuso resigned.
That was the second time the Italian has resigned from a club, having done the same with Greek side OFI Crete in his previous job.
In May 2021, the Italian agreed to become head coach of Serie A side Fiorentina, effective from 1 July. However, on 17 June, just two weeks before his contract was due to begin, Gattuso and Fiorentina mutually rescinded the agreement.
