Coach Massimiliano Allegri will not be taking on a new role this summer after his departure as coach at Juventus Turin. This was confirmed by the 51-year-old Italian on Thursday.
“I’m going to take a year off to recharge my battery and go back to my private life,” he explained at an event in Milan.
After five consecutive championship titles with Juve, the old lady announced at the end of the season that she would go into the season with a new coach.
According to information from Goal and SOCCERSCORE, his successor will probably be the current Chelsea coach Maurizio Sarri. An agreement has already been reached with the Italian, but not yet between the two clubs.
