Arsenal reportedly want Max Allegri to become their next manager, but the Juventus boss ‘has concerns’ over the Gunners’ management structure.
According to Sky Sports, Allegri is Arsenal’s first choice to replace Arsene Wenger, alongside former Barcelona and Roma Coach Luis Enrique.
However, the broadcaster warns the Londoners’ complicated board situation has left both Coaches in doubt about succeeding Wenger, who will step down at the end of the season after 22 years in charge.
Arsenal reportedly want Max Allegri to become their next manager, but the Juventus boss ‘has concerns’ over the Gunners’ management structure.
According to Sky Sports, Allegri is Arsenal’s first choice to replace Arsene Wenger, alongside former Barcelona and Roma Coach Luis Enrique.
However, the broadcaster warns the Londoners’ complicated board situation has left both Coaches in doubt about succeeding Wenger, who will step down at the end of the season after 22 years in charge.
Arsenal have already suggested that Wenger’s heir will not have the same level of authority as the Frenchman, with the club recently appointing a head of recruitment in former Borussia Dortmund man Sven Mislintat.
Mislintat joins Raul Sanllehi, who has arrived from Barcelona to act as head of football relations, chief executive Ivan Gazidis and non-executive director Josh Kroenke, son of owner Stan and thought to hold a growing influence at the Emirates Stadium.