Juventus” data-scaytid=”1″>Juventus Coach Max Allegri has admitted he would like to work in the Premier League, but reiterates Arturo Vidal won’t be going there in January.
The 47-year-old is a few months into his tenure in Turin, but has conceded to the BBC World Service this week of intentions to one day manage in England.
Juventus Coach Max Allegri has admitted he would like to work in the Premier League, but reiterates Arturo Vidal won’t be going there in January.
The 47-year-old is a few months into his tenure in Turin, but has conceded to the BBC World Service this week of intentions to one day manage in England.
“What particularly struck me was how good their infrastructures are and the huge enthusiasm that the crowd has,” Allegri is quoted as saying this week.
“I hope, in the future, to have the opportunity to coach in England. I was in London for two months when I was dismissed by Milan.
“I saw some games to try and better understand English football. It's different from the Italian football, it's more fascinating.”
Rumours continue to suggest Juve midfielder Vidal is closer than Allegri to a move to the Premier League, with Manchester United again seen as preparing a January bid.
“The club has been very clear on Vidal,” Allegri has responded.
“This season Vidal is a Juventus player and I think there's no possibility that in January he'll go to Manchester.”