Paris Saint-Germain have reportedly offered Juventus boss Max Allegri a lucrative, €10m salary to replace Unai Emery.
According to Gazzetta dello Sport, Allegri “is an ambitious man and wants to be sufficiently equipped” for another go at winning the Champion sLeague.
Paris Saint-Germain have reportedly offered Juventus boss Max Allegri a lucrative, €10m salary to replace Unai Emery.
According to Gazzetta dello Sport, Allegri “is an ambitious man and wants to be sufficiently equipped” for another go at winning the Champion sLeague.
And while Juve “are a club that guarantee staility” and are “convinced” they will keep him, the Bianconeri must sit down with the 49-year-old to discuss “earnings, the transfer market, and the juggling of objectives”, with Juve wanting to remain Champions League contenders but also needing a long-term vision for younger players.
Gazzetta notes the meeting between Allegri and general manager Beppe Marotta will take place on Wednesday.
There, the Coach is expected to ask for an improvement on his €5.5m salary, of €8m plus two Champions League-level signings.
However, the newspaper warns PSG may have already set the bar in negotiations as Emery could yet vacate his post to join former Sevilla colleague Monchi at Roma.