Former AS Roma trainee Massimo Bonanni has added his voice to Juventus’ woes this season and says Max Allegri seems to make statements just to save his job.
This has been a difficult campaign for the Bianconeri, with the team struggling to put together a winning run.
Juve are still a club that punch below their weight now, considering the quality of their squad.
If Allegri managed another club, he could have been fired by now, but the Bianconeri are giving him more chances to turn things around.
He always defends himself at press conferences and often stays positive in his releases.
But that doesn’t impress Bonanni, who thinks he’s only talking to help himself. He said through Tuttojuve:
“I still think that at this moment the coach’s words are dictated to safeguard his job and not something else. I don’t think you really think certain things.
“It’s an unfortunate situation, I don’t want to be in anyone’s place. comeback, there are teams that today are stronger both in character and from a technical-tactical point of view. I don’t see him capable of recovering points in Napoli, Milan, Lazio, Rome and Atalanta. The 3 in a row, including the two direct confrontations, is something else. But today I see her in a lot of difficulty”.
Juve FC says
Allegri is a lucky man, but he has shown in his first spell as manager of the club that he has what it takes to stay at the top of Italian football.
That has bought you time. Hopefully his team will be dominant again soon because that’s the only way he’s going to keep his job.
