Quote from: masulum on Today at 05:28:22 PM

Will Allegri's dismissal be a solution for Juventus? That's the question. Remember when Allgeri succeeded in bringing Juventus to the Scudetto, it was also from the same coach. This means that Juventus failure is not 100% Allegri's fault. Indeed, there are plans for Allegri to leave Juventus (rumors), but it seems Juventus management chose to see where the mistake came from. If decline and inconsistencies from players, I think Allegri will stay at Juventus until the end of his contract in June 2025. Lets give a real case. Milan, after sacking Allegri, was unable to improve the condition of the team which had been in decline for several seasons. Even though Pioli managed to win the Scudetto title, overall Milan is still in a bad phase before that era. This means it is not the coach who deserves to be criticized, but Juventus management should try to introspect themselves.

Yeah right. In fact, we have to see how a coach like Allegri can make Juventus still get a ticket to the UCL this season even with the condition of the squad which is actually not optimal this season. Last season, Allegri actually succeeded in making Juventus ranked 2nd. But at that time Juventus was sanctioned with a 10 point deduction which caused this team to drop quite a lot in ranking. So if we blame Allegri for Juventus' decline in performance. then I see it's not the right thing. But who knows, what is clear is that changing coaches does not always produce good results. Let's take the example of Napoli changing coaches and the results were bad. But there are indeed successful examples, such as Roma who fired Mourinho and replaced him with De Rossi and it worked well. But yeah, it's very risky. What I hope from Juventus is that they buy great players at the start of the season and keep Allegri until his contract expires.