Language - | Must thank other clubs who made offers but I love Juventus, reveals Massimiliano Allegri Massimiliano Allegri has revealed that he rejected Real Madrid, and a few other sides, to sign for Juventus because he loves the club and believes in the young team they have. The Italian left Turin two years ago but made a comeback this summer with him replacing Andrea Pirlo at the helm. SportsCafe Desk |
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 | Juventus sack Andrea Pirlo amidst rumours of Massimiliano Allegri’s return Juventus have confirmed Andrea Pirlo will be leaving the club after just one season as head coach. The rookie coach had managed to secure a top-four finish alongside a Coppa Italia, but it was not enough to keep his job, with reports of Massimiliano Allegri set to replace the outgoing coach. SportsCafe Desk |
| Reports | Massimiliano Allegri set to replace Andrea Pirlo as new Juventus manager According to Fabrizio Romano, Andrea Pirlo is set to be sacked as the Juventus manager within the next few hours with the Italian set to be replaced by Massimiliano Allegri. This comes after the Old Lady’s disappointing season with them finishing fourth in the Serie A in Pirlo’s debut season. SportsCafe Desk |
 | Juventus are on right path and I’ve improved along the way, claims Andrea Pirlo Despite all the criticism, Andrea Pirlo believes that Juventus are on the right path and that he has evolved as the season has move along despite it being a complicated year. The Old Lady finished in a Champions League spot but needed Napoli to draw their game in order to finish fourth. SportsCafe Desk |
 | Relegation and European drama: Serie A and Bundesliga still have a lot to offer on the final day While the league titles in Germany and Italy have already been decided, the season is far from over because we’ve got relegation, European drama and then some to play for. Just because Bayern Munich and Inter Milan have won their respective titles, it doesn’t mean the season is over, now does it? Siddhant Lazar |
 | Love coaching Juventus and would like to continue, confesses Andrea Pirlo Andrea Pirlo has admitted that he will stay on as the manager despite the fact that his debut season with Juventus hasn’t gone according to plan. The Serie A giants currently sit fifth on the table and are in danger of potentially missing out on a place in next season's Champions League. SportsCafe Desk |
 | No I won’t step aside and I’ll continue my work as long as I’m allowed, admits Andrea Pirlo Amidst rumours that the club are looking to sack him, Andrea Pirlo has admitted that he isn’t looking to resign as Juventus manager and will keep doing the best he can for as long as he can. The Turin giants have endured a tough campaign this term with them watching Inter Milan lift the Scudetto. SportsCafe Desk |
| Not happy with the way season has gone and don't think club is either, admits Andrea Pirlo Juventus boss Andrea Pirlo has admitted that his debut season with the Old Lady hasn’t gone according to plan with the club well off the title race. The Serie A giants, who have won nine straight Scudettos, currently sit fourth on the table with Inter Milan 13 points away in first place. SportsCafe Desk |
 | Paulo Dybala still has year left on his contract so we will have him here next season, reveals Andrea Pirlo Amidst rumours of a potential move away for Paulo Dybala, Andrea Pirlo has asserted that the Argentine forward is going nowhere despite the fact that he has only one year left on his contract. Dybala has struggled for game-time this season with injuries and COVID-19 preventing him from playing SportsCafe Desk |
| Juventus would be wrong twice if they take decision to sack Andrea Pirlo, asserts Fabio Cannavaro 2006 World Cup winner Fabio Cannavaro has asked Juventus to be a little patient with the rookie coach Andrea Pirlo amidst rumours that they’re looking to sack the Italian. The former AC Milan and Juventus midfielder has endured an up-and-down time with the Old Lady, with them out of the title race. SportsCafe Desk |