Marcello Lippi says ‘I see myself in Max Allegri’ and doesn’t think he’ll go to Chelsea: “It’s difficult to leave Juventus.”
The former Juve and Italy boss reflected on the crucial win over Napoli on Saturday evening, praising the ‘angry’ Simone Zaza.
“I’m friends with Allegri, I see myself in him a little from when I arrived at Juve aged 46,” Lippi said to Radio Anch’io Lo Sport.
“There’s the same concreteness and desire to do important things.
Marcello Lippi says ‘I see myself in Max Allegri’ and doesn’t think he’ll go to Chelsea: “It’s difficult to leave Juventus.”
The former Juve and Italy boss reflected on the crucial win over Napoli on Saturday evening, praising the ‘angry’ Simone Zaza.
“I’m friends with Allegri, I see myself in him a little from when I arrived at Juve aged 46,” Lippi said to Radio Anch’io Lo Sport.
“There’s the same concreteness and desire to do important things.
“He got onto the same wavelength as the club straight away. At Juve if you want to win something, you must try to win everything.
“Chelsea? When you’re at Juventus it’s difficult to leave.
“The person who came out best from Saturday’s match was the referee Orsato, who was perfect despite somebody saying absurd things during the week.
“Napoli have never faced a team as strong as Juventus until now, they definitely did less well than expected.
“On the other hand, the Bianconeri played the match that we all thought, with great compactness.
“I really like Zaza, he has great character and determination. He’s living the dream at Juventus but also is angry, wanting to play more and each time he transmits this fury to all his teammates.”