Juventus Coach Massimiliano Allegri would not be drawn on his future amid Premier League reports. “We’ll sit down to talk as we always do.”
Ahead of the Coppa Italia Final with Milan on Wednesday evening, the tactician held a Press conference in Rome and was asked if he’d be at Juve next season.
Juventus Coach Massimiliano Allegri would not be drawn on his future amid Premier League reports. “We’ll sit down to talk as we always do.”
Ahead of the Coppa Italia Final with Milan on Wednesday evening, the tactician held a Press conference in Rome and was asked if he’d be at Juve next season.
“I have a very good rapport with the club and we are in sync, as proved over the last four years, where the team was turned inside out during the first season and the club worked so well to bring in players of quality alongside those who had not just technique, but great human values,” said Allegri.
“At the end of the day, in football you need more than technique to win. You need other values that can push you on during difficult times.
“At the end of the season, we’ll sit down and talk as we always do and plan for the future, because we have to do that every year and this has to be done with great clarity."
Allegri has been linked with the jobs at Arsenal and Chelsea.
“I have changed a lot over the last four years, but also every year, every day… What I ask my players is to every day challenge themselves to find what we did wrong and what we can improve. Because what you’ve done right remains and nobody can take that away, but we have to go over what went wrong within ourselves.
“I was a different Coach when I was at Milan. At Juventus I am more than just a Coach, because I worked with two completely different clubs, but who both have the desire to win. I took the best elements from both sides.
“My growth process isn’t finished yet and I hope it’ll only end when I have decided to retire, which won’t be too late. I do have a few more years in me.”