According to Sport, Italy international Chiesa could leave Torino City if Allegri continues to manage Juventus in the 2024-25 season.
Chiesa's contract with the Bianconeri expires in June 2025 and, according to Miphy, the club are eager to extend his contract and do not want to lose the Italian star for free next summer, so if Chiesa refuses to dedicate his future to the club, Juve will introduce him to the market this summer.
However, according to Sport, Chiesa is expected to leave Juventus if Allegri stays, and Juve have a better chance of keeping Chiesa if Allegri leaves.
According to the report, Chiesa's relationship with Allegri is not good, so if he continues to coach next season, Chiesa will almost certainly ask to leave. Chiesa was furious at Allegri after being substituted in the Turin derby two weeks ago.
Michel confirmed that Juve could sign Chiesa to a season-long extension before discussing the terms of a new contract with him next year.
Chiesa joined Juventus from Fiorentina in 2020 and has since made 124 appearances and scored 30 goals.
Juventus and Monza met at Milan City on Wednesday to discuss a deal for Michel Di Gregorio, the goalkeeper who had refused to move to Newcastle in January, reports Torino Sport.
Juventus director Giuntoli met with Monza executive Galliani on Wednesday to discuss the situation of goalkeeper Di Gregorio, according to Thursday's page 6 of Torino Sport.
The 26-year-old Di Gregorio is one of Italy's most exciting goalkeepers and has also caught the attention of the Milan duo. According to Torino Sport, Newcastle offered €20 million for him in the winter transfer window, but Di Gregorio refused to move to St James' Park.
The local sporting daily in Turin states that Di Gregorio could join this summer for the same price, with Juve already in preliminary talks with his club Monza.
The Bianconeri's plan is to bring in 26-year-old Di Gregorio and sell Palin, but in the long run, Di Gregorio will become the No. 1 goalkeeper, especially if Szczesny refuses to renew his contract (his current contract runs until 2025).
The Poland international is reportedly reluctant to take a pay cut to extend his contract, so he could leave this summer or next year.
According to the football market website, Juventus striker Moise Keane has recovered to fit ahead of the big game against AC Milan and has participated in a team-wide training session.
The Bianconeri are currently five points behind Milan in the table and will be keen to close the gap with a win. A loss would also put Juve at the mercy of Bologna, who are just two points separating Thiago Motta's side.
With five league games remaining, Juve need to secure a Champions League place next season, and consistent points will be key. Milan are a tough opponent and Juve will need a full squad to face the Rossoneri.
According to Football Market Network, Juventus have good news: striker Moise Keane is now back to fitness and has participated in the team's recent full training session. The striker has recently been sidelined with injury but has now returned and will be keen to break the season's goalscoring drought against Milan.