Now it should not only focus on Allegri but all parties, especially their management, must be more disciplined and adhere to the rules again because the punishment this season is like a blow to the players who are struggling to get points amid the criticism that continues to come to them.
Juventus officials must appreciate this more because it is indeed unfortunate when they work hard in the midst of many disasters such as a storm of injuries to the players but they continue to do well but towards the end they actually have to experience another bitter reality for the reduction of points.
Not only Allegri but all management involved in Juventus must be more responsible, discipline and comply with existing rules, so as not to be faced with the problem of reducing points as happened in the previous season. The solidity of Juventus players is appreciative and if they don't get sanctions then they will be able to finish in third and fourth in the end of the season. This is inseparable from Allegri's ability to combine the existing players, so that despite losing some players they can still appear solid and optimal in playing.
As I said in the point you quoted, all parties without exception management must all be responsible because if it is said to be unfair, it is actually like injustice for players if you see the fault of management.
Now they must try better to make conditions at the club conducive, at least not making mistakes like previous seasons especially in terms of manipulating player prices it would obviously be very good. At least they would still be in the top 4 if their points weren't deducted by 10 because they would be on the same points as Inter despite losing out on goal productivity and possibly 4th place but that would have been great because they locked up the Champions League but that's now in the past.