Juventus has parted ways with manager Massimiliano Allegri with two matches remaining in the Italian Serie A season.
Despite Juventus, which had drawn its last 5 league matches, winning the Coppa Italia by defeating Atalanta 1-0 the other day, the club announced that Allegri's contract had been terminated.
In a statement on the Italian club's official website, it was stated that they had parted ways with the 56-year-old manager due to "certain behaviors during and after the Coppa Italia final that are incompatible with the values of the club and the behavior that those who represent it must adopt."
WHAT HAPPENED?
Following the trophy ceremony, 56-year-old Massimiliano Allegri, who attended the press conference, had a major argument with Guido Vaciago, the editor-in-chief of the Italian newspaper Tuttosport. Allegri, who argued with Guido Vaciago, known for his proximity to Juventus, threatened the journalist while using heavy profanity.
Allegri also reacted to Juventus Sporting Director Cristiano Giuntoli in front of the cameras while celebrating the championship with his players after the match.
News Source: 12punto
