According to Sky Sport Italia, Max Allegri is making several strong demands in order to remain at Juventus, including a pay rise and more input on transfers.
Although some sources claim the Coach and club have already agreed to part company, others insist the big summit is still to come.
Sky Sport Italia claim Allegri’s demands are enough to ensure there really will be a split this summer.
According to Sky Sport Italia, Max Allegri is making several strong demands in order to remain at Juventus, including a pay rise and more input on transfers.
Although some sources claim the Coach and club have already agreed to part company, others insist the big summit is still to come.
Sky Sport Italia claim Allegri’s demands are enough to ensure there really will be a split this summer.
He is reportedly asking for an extended contract to June 2022 with substantial pay increase, adding two years to his current deal.
It’d include more say on transfer strategy and numerous investments to reinforce both defence and midfield.
He’d also push for the sale of Paulo Dybala, who doesn’t fit into any of his systems.
If the club doesn’t accept he has done enough to warrant such improvements to his deal, especially after crashing out of both the Champions League and Coppa Italia in the quarter-final stage, then Juve will look elsewhere.