Max Allegri recently announced that he would be stepping down as the manager of Juventus during the summer and now it looks like he could be on his way to England.
Max Allegri left Juventus last month after being in charge of the Turin based out for five long years and now there is a huge possibility that he is heading to England.
A statement on Juventus’ website read: “Massimiliano Allegri will not sit on the Juventus bench in the 2019/2020 season.
“The coach and the president, Andrea Agnelli, will meet the media together at the press conference, which will be held tomorrow, Saturday 18 May, at 2 pm in the conference hall of the Allianz Stadium.”
Sarri is now favourite to replace Max Allegri at Juventus and some rumours had suggested that the Blues are keen to bring him the recently departed Juve man their next boss.
But the Telegraph in one of their articles had claimed that Allegri taking charge of Chelsea might eventually not go through.
Here’s why.
As per the Telegraph: “Juventus are lining up Sarri to succeed Max Allegri who left the club at the end of the season and would like the opportunity to coach in the Premier League. The Chelsea job appeals to Allegri but there is some concern at the club that they do not want to employ a third successive Italian after Antonio Conte and Sarri who joined them from Napoli last summer.”
Now though, the 51-year-old’s recent actions have suggested that he could very well be preparing for life in England.
The Sun have been reporting that Max Allegri has been taking English lessons recently in hopes that he would be taking charge of the Chelsea side next season.
While Frank Lampard has also been tipped to become the next boss at the Bridge but experts feel, the Chelsea management would want to bring in someone like Max Allgeri who is experienced.
