Corini's second spell in charge of the club came to an end after Chievo lost five of their first seven matches of the 2014-15 Serie A campaign.
He became the first coach to lose his job in the Italian top flight this season, and Chievo have acted swiftly in finding a replacement.
"For me it is a great thrill," he said. "It is a double joy because I lived almost my entire career at Chievo as a player.
"Now I return as coach, I hope to relive the emotions experienced during those years.
"Why did I choose to accept the proposal of Chievo? After talking to the president Luca Campedelli and sporting director Luca Nember I found, since the beginning, a great tune and a compactness in what you want to achieve.
"When there are these assumptions it can work well."
