The 60-year-old manager made the jump to the Premier League for the 2018-19 season and completed a successful campaign with the London Club, finishing third in the league and winning the UEFA Europa League competition.

At the end of the season, however, due to media pressure and criticism, combined with a desire to go back home, Sarri informed the club of his desire to return to his native country to coach.

On Sunday, that wish was officially granted.

The veteran coach has Serie A experience with Empoli and Napoli, but will now make the leap to the league’s eight-time defending champions and one of the favorites to lift the Champions League trophy next season.

At Juventus, Sarri will inherit one of the most talented rosters in the world of soccer, with a star-studded squad that includes Cristiano Ronaldo, Paulo Dybala, and Moises Kean. He takes the job with an understanding, however, that he will be under immense pressure to win at the Turin club.

Sarri will look to lead the Old Lady to a ninth consecutive league title in the 2019-20 season, and he’ll look to aim high and take home the Champions League with Juventus for the first time since 1996.

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“Massimiliano Allegri will not be on the Juventus bench for the 2019/2020 season,” – Juve said in a statement posted on the club’s official website.

This comes after a series of meetings between Allegri and the club in the past several days. The two sides weighted potential options for the future and ended up agreeing to part ways. The 51-year-old manager will have his last match as Juventus’ manager on May 26th against Sampdoria.

Massimiliano Allegri joined Juventus in 2014, after previously serving as manager of A.C. Milan. Due to the rivalry between the two teams, Juve supporters weren’t happy with Allegri’s hiring, but he managed to easily shift the narrative by leading the club to five straight Seria A titles. He also won four straight Italian Cups during his tenure and led Juventus to two UEFA Champions League appearances.

Several teams have been mentioned as Allegri’s successor at Juventus, including Chelsea’s boss Maurizio Sarri, Tottenham’s Mauricio Pochettino, and Lazio’s Simone Inzaghi. The name Antonio Conte, who previously served with the club between 2011 and 2014, is also mentioned as one of the candidates for the job.

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The 60-year-old manager made the jump to the Premier League for the 2018-19 season and completed a successful campaign with the London Club, finishing third in the league and winning the UEFA Europa League competition.

At the end of the season, however, due to media pressure and criticism, combined with a desire to go back home, Sarri informed the club of his desire to return to his native country to coach.

On Sunday, that wish was officially granted.

The veteran coach has Serie A experience with Empoli and Napoli, but will now make the leap to the league’s eight-time defending champions and one of the favorites to lift the Champions League trophy next season.

At Juventus, Sarri will inherit one of the most talented rosters in the world of soccer, with a star-studded squad that includes Cristiano Ronaldo, Paulo Dybala, and Moises Kean. He takes the job with an understanding, however, that he will be under immense pressure to win at the Turin club.

Sarri will look to lead the Old Lady to a ninth consecutive league title in the 2019-20 season, and he’ll look to aim high and take home the Champions League with Juventus for the first time since 1996.

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“Massimiliano Allegri will not be on the Juventus bench for the 2019/2020 season,” – Juve said in a statement posted on the club’s official website.

This comes after a series of meetings between Allegri and the club in the past several days. The two sides weighted potential options for the future and ended up agreeing to part ways. The 51-year-old manager will have his last match as Juventus’ manager on May 26th against Sampdoria.

Massimiliano Allegri joined Juventus in 2014, after previously serving as manager of A.C. Milan. Due to the rivalry between the two teams, Juve supporters weren’t happy with Allegri’s hiring, but he managed to easily shift the narrative by leading the club to five straight Seria A titles. He also won four straight Italian Cups during his tenure and led Juventus to two UEFA Champions League appearances.

Several teams have been mentioned as Allegri’s successor at Juventus, including Chelsea’s boss Maurizio Sarri, Tottenham’s Mauricio Pochettino, and Lazio’s Simone Inzaghi. The name Antonio Conte, who previously served with the club between 2011 and 2014, is also mentioned as one of the candidates for the job.

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