Finding someone who thinks Max Allegri didn’t work out as Juventus coach is a challenge these days. However, former Bianconeri star Simone Pepe believes that, considering the cases he inherited at the Allianz Stadium, Allegri has not been a bad coach.
Despite being under pressure to deliver a trophy until the end of this season, Allegri’s tenure has come under criticism, and even if he succeeds, some fans could still call for his departure from the club.
Although the Bianconeri have publicly subsidized their coach so far, the effects imply that Allegri is facing demanding situations and some recommend that a replacement may possibly be necessary. Allegri had already been praised for his paintings last season when Juventus finished in the Champions League before being eliminated. excluded from European competitions. However, this season, without European commitments, the team is suffering and next summer may also be the time for a replacement.
But Pepe says, quoted via Tuttomercatoweb:
“Because of what the club went through during that period, I think Allegri was the right user at the right time, he knew how to deal with a lot of upheavals also of a technical nature, as he found himself without key players even for a long time. Periods of time, most coaches, put in the same conditions, would have complicated his hand.
Juve FC says
Allegri was expected to regain good luck on his return in 2021, but there is no evidence of that and he must leave this summer.
“. . . given the boxes he inherited at the Allianz Stadium. ” That was 3 years ago. What has Allegri done to improve the situation? Our effects are still mediocre and no player has improved under his leadership. Pepe is just another former player still alive in Allegri’s first stint as coach, when he had champion players playing on autopilot with no caching required, just like Allegri likes because he can’t combine a team and give them a falsified game plan.
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