Allegri opens the door to a return to a Serie A bench soon | OneFootball

Max Allegri could be on the verge of a return to Serie A, with reports suggesting that he may take over at AC Milan. After parting ways with Juventus at the end of last season, Allegri has been without a club. His departure from Juve came shortly after winning the Coppa Italia, a victory overshadowed by controversies surrounding his conduct during the final. The situation led to an official severance of ties with the Bianconeri, allowing Allegri to be free for a new managerial challenge.

As the Serie A season progresses, pressure has started to mount on several managers who are struggling to deliver positive results. One of the clubs reportedly considering a change is AC Milan, where Paulo Fonseca has had a challenging start to his tenure. The Rossoneri, traditionally one of Italy’s top teams, have not performed up to expectations, and there is speculation that a managerial switch could occur before the season concludes. According to Il Bianconero, Milan has already reached out to Allegri to gauge his interest in taking over the reins, and the former Juventus boss has reportedly indicated his willingness to return to the club.

Allegri’s managerial history with Milan adds an interesting layer to this potential reunion. He previously managed the Rossoneri from 2010 to 2014, leading them to their last Serie A title in the 2010-11 season. A return to Milan could offer him an opportunity to restore his reputation after a less-than-stellar second spell at Juventus, where his pragmatic style was often criticised for not aligning with the fans’ expectations. Despite the turbulent finish to his time in Turin, Allegri is still considered one of Italy’s most accomplished coaches, with a track record that includes multiple domestic trophies.

Should the move materialise, it would represent a significant shift for Milan as they seek to regain their position at the top of Italian football. Allegri’s experience and tactical nous could provide the stability and leadership needed to guide the team back to title contention, much like he did during his first stint at the club. For Allegri, it could be the ideal opportunity to rebuild his career and achieve success in a familiar environment.