Recently, Juventus has contributed a big news to everyone, which is simply the football version of "Qin Hui framed Yue Fei". Just two days after the team won the Coppa Italia, head coach Massimiliano Allegri was sacked.
It was only because of the coach's misconduct during the celebrations, as well as some of his controversial actions on the pitch, that were not in line with Juventus' values that ultimately led to his breakup with Juventus.
Speaking of Allegri, the experienced coach has led Juventus to numerous honours. This time, after Rome's 1-0 win over Atalanta, he was sent off for roaring and waving to the athletic director during a celebration. This behavior touched the red line of the Italian Football Federation, and the disciplinary court has begun to investigate him.
Juventus said in a statement that some of Allegri's actions during and after the Coppa Italia final were not in line with the club's values, hence the decision to sack. Allegri is really upset, after all, he made history with a 1-0 win over Atalanta and a fifth Coppa Italia title.
In his post-match press conference, Allegri seemed to have a premonition of his end, saying: "If I am no longer the manager of Juventus next year, I will leave a strong team. Now it seems that this assessment has borne fruit.
In fact, even before his ancs, Allegri's future was already shrouded in uncertainty. Many believe he will be replaced by Bologna manager Thiago Motta. Now, not only has he lost his position, but he will also miss Juventus' last two Serie A games of the season against Bologna and Monza.
Juventus' statement concluded by wishing Allegri all the best in the future. This is perhaps a sign of respect and blessing to the coach who once brought glory to the club.
Looking back at Allegri's time at Juventus, from 2014 to 2019, he led the team to five consecutive league titles, four Coppa Italia titles and two Champions League finals. At the end of the 2018-19 season, he parted ways peacefully with the club until he was reappointed as Juventus manager at the beginning of the 2021-22 season.
His second tenure did not reach the heights of the first. This Coppa Italia became his only trophy in the last three years. In his two full seasons in charge, the team finished fourth and seventh, respectively, and fourth this season, which is perhaps another reason for the club's decision.
Allegri's departure could be a new beginning for Juventus and for himself. Coach changes are also the norm, and we wish Allegri more success in his future coaching career. After all, his ability and experience are unquestionable, and the team always needs such a capable coach to lead.