Montero Named Juventus Interim Coach

Juventus has dismissed their coach, Max Allegri, citing behavior that doesn’t align with the club’s values.

This decision came after their Coppa Italia final win over Atalanta, leaving only two Serie A matches in the season. The news has sparked mixed reactions among players and fans.

Midfielder Nicolò Fagioli, who recently returned from a gambling ban, thanked Allegri on social media, saying, “As you always said, few words needed… THANK YOU, MISTER.”

For now, Juventus has appointed Paolo Montero as the interim coach. Meanwhile, well-known sports journalist Fabrizio Romano reported that the club is in talks with Thiago Motta to become the head coach for the next season, with a formal proposal already made.

Allegri’s dismissal follows his actions during and after the Coppa Italia final. He showed erratic behavior, tearing off his jacket, tie, and nearly his shirt, while shouting at the fourth official.

He also had a confrontation with an editor from Tuttosport, a sports news outlet. These actions were deemed inappropriate by Juventus, leading to their decision to part ways with Allegri.