From Turin, Juventus coach Antonio Conte, who has left the post, was replaced by Massimiliano Allegri.
On Tuesday evening, the master of victories of the Turin team, who won the Italian championship for the last three seasons, unexpectedly announced his resignation letter due to lack of motivation.
This week, the team, which has started preparing for the season, will be led by M. Allegri, who has signed a two-year contract with the club. The 46-year-old strategist's contract includes a salary of 2 million euros and additional bonuses for achievements.
Until last January, M. Allegri worked at AC Milan, with which he won the Serie A championship and the Italian Supercup in 2011. During his career, the Italian coach was also named the best coach in the country twice.
On Wednesday at 16:00 Lithuanian time, the coach will be officially presented to the press and will start working with the team from tomorrow.
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