Allegri, Juventus have his successor

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By: Manu Tournoux

Allegri, Juventus have his successor

Antonio Conte would be on pole to succeed Massimiliano Allegri at Juventus Turin.

Back on the Juventus Turin bench since May 2021, Massimiliano Allegri is heading towards the end of his second mandate at the head of the Bianconeri.

If we are to believe information from Corriere dello Sport, the Livorno technician, under contract with the Old Lady until June 2025, should however leave the Turin club at the end of the season.

The transalpine sports daily indicates that the former AC Milan coach has not received any extension proposal from his managers.

According to the Roman newspaper, they are already thinking about his successor. They would consider calling on Antonio Conte.

Indeed, manager Leccesi, without a club since his departure from Tottenham last March, is a legend of the Piedmont club and maintains excellent relations with the management of Juve.

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Manu Tournoux

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