Max Allegri’s position as the manager of Juventus has come under fire again after his team’s loss to Monza yesterday.
The Bianconeri gaffer has overseen an inconsistent season in Turin, with Juve struggling to stay in form for much of the term.
They did well before the end of 2022 and everyone stopped talking about the need to replace the current gaffer.
But after the loss to Napoli, a draw against Atalanta and another defeat to Monza, it is now clear Juve probably needs to change managers.
The journalist Paolo Paganini says via Tuttomercatoweb:
“A signal which should make us think. And I think the Allegri era has come to an end despite the mega contract.”
Juve FC Says
When a team plays badly, the manager is to blame and pays the price, and Allegri understands this.
It is unfair that some pundits will say the club has not improved since he arrived, but Juve’s inconsistency makes it hard to argue with them.
The Bianconeri must start winning on the pitch and change this narrative because that is the only way they can defend themselves.
Replacing the gaffer now will not be easy, so Allegri has time to turn this situation around. If he doesn’t, his future could be decided in the summer.
Bye Felicia!
“It is unfair that some pundits will say the club has not improved since he arrived, but Juve’s inconsistency makes it hard to argue with them.”
Are you serious???!! The club has gone full throttle backwards. Tell us how many Juventus players have improved under him? Zero. How many players have regressed under him? – Vlahovic, Locatelli, Bremer, Tek, Chiesa, Miretti…….The club is now the laughing stock of Italy being bundled out in the UCL and currently being beaten by the likes of Monza – at home!!! Please stop writing rubbish.
Frankie, you are spot on! I read these articles hoping that one day, the writer will stop being a spokeperson for Agnelli, Allegri and Juventus management, and actually write something which places blame where it lies. There are no players who have grown under Allegri… not 1. They’ve all either stagnated, gone backwards or have moved on. His system is older than he is.. a dinosaur in a world of star wars.
Frankie, you are spot on! I read these articles hoping that one day, the writer will stop being a spokeperson for Agnelli, Allegri and Juventus management, and actually write something which places blame where it lies. There are no players who have grown under Allegri… not 1. They’ve all either stagnated, gone backwards or have moved on. His system is older than he is.. a dinosaur in a world of star wars.