Juventus is reportedly considering a managerial change at the end of the season, with Max Allegri’s future uncertain due to the team’s inconsistent performances since his return to the club. While Allegri enjoyed success in his first spell with Juventus, his second stint has been disappointing, leading to speculation that he may depart after this season.
One long-term managerial target that Juventus has been monitoring is Gian Piero Gasperini of Atalanta. According to a report from Tuttomercatoweb, Gasperini’s tenure with La Dea could come to an end after this season. Gasperini has achieved remarkable success with Atalanta, but both parties will review their relationship at the conclusion of the campaign, potentially paving the way for him to leave the club.
If Gasperini becomes available, Juventus would have the opportunity to appoint a manager known for implementing an attacking style of football. This could be an enticing prospect for the Bianconeri as they seek to rejuvenate their team for the upcoming season.
Juve FC Says
Gasperini is one of the finest Italian managers available and has done a superb job on the books of Atalanta. However, he did not win a league crown with them; there is no guarantee he will do so at Juve.
We need a manager who can come and bring the league crown back to the Allianz Stadium immediately.
Good idea. Sack Allegri.
I think he’s the best option for at least the short term. He would get the most out of our younger players and build real value. He would also be relatively cheap compared to other options and lay the ground for someone like de zerbi in a few years time.
I already thought for years that i would like to see Gasperini at Juve.
I think he has done a tremendous job at Atalanta.
Gasperini at Juve makes complete sense. Our younger players will love him and we badly need our squad players market value to rise now after playing disaster football under Allegri
Plus with Gasp: Develops youth, plays modern football, uses a 3 men at the back approach, has become a bit more pragmatic in his playing style compared to the past, former juve youh coach.
Cons with Gasp: Never really had the shoot at a big club, cranky guy who falls out with his players, doubt he can handle big stars, extreme system based football brings less flexibilty, in his mid 60`s and I am wondering if he is starting to burn out.