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Who will replace Allegri at Juventus?
Juventus are to sack Andrea Pirlo as manager and replace him with Massimiliano Allegri. The club has acted after a disappointing season in which they finished fourth in Serie A and went out of the Champions League in the last 16.
Is Allegri coming back to Juventus?
Massimiliano Allegri has been re-appointed as Juventus manager following the sacking of Andrea Pirlo. Allegri has come back to the Turin club on a €9m (£7.7m)-a-year deal, according to Sky in Italy, two years after he departed following a successful first spell in charge.
Who will replace Pirlo?
Massimiliano Allegri
ROME: Juventus have sacked coach Andrea Pirlo and replaced him with former manager Massimiliano Allegri, Italian media reported on Thursday.
Is Allegri defensive?
Opinion: Allegri isn’t defensive-minded, he simply knows his squad’s credentials. Following yet another 1-0 win against a lowly opponent, a section of observers once again lambasted Juve’s uninspiring performance.
Who is the next Juventus manager?
coach Joe Montemurro
Former Arsenal head coach Joe Montemurro has been appointed as the new manager of Juventus ahead of the 2021/22 season. The Australian will take charge of the Serie A champions from July 1st, after stepping down as Arsenal boss at the end of the season.
What did Allegri said about Ronaldo?
What has been said? Discussing the exit of a talismanic presence ahead of a trip to Napoli on Saturday, Allegri told reporters: “Ronaldo didn’t want to play for Juventus anymore, so he returned to United. “It would have been his last season at Juventus, so we anticipated what we would have done next summer.
Why did cr7 leave Juve?
However, former UFC fighter and close friend of Ronaldo, Khabib Nurmagomedov, has claimed that the Portuguese forward departed Juventus because he was bored. “I wouldn’t like to reveal our private chat. Well, he told me that he was bored in Italy and that he would like to move to England,” Khabib told Sport24.
When did Allegri return to Juventus?
TURIN, Italy (AP) — Massimiliano Allegri returned to Juventus on Friday, taking over as coach only hours after Andrea Pirlo left the job. Allegri won five straight Serie A titles with Juventus, including four league and cup doubles, and also reached two Champions League finals. He was fired by the club two years ago.