Serie A giants Juventus have now sacked Max Allegri and the Italian’s second stint at the club has now ended in a rather sad way, as the last moments of his tenure came at the end of the Coppa Italia final where he confronted referees and journalists.
Juve stated that the Italian’s behaviour didn’t align with their ethics and morals and that is a key reason for his exit. While the dominant narrative is now the incident after the game, it is easy to forget that Allegri won the Coppa Italia and became the most successful manager of the competition. And more than that, he has ended his stint with the Coppa Italia title in hand.
Sky Italia state that during his stint at the club, Allegri is the first manager in history who has picked up over 1000 points in the Serie A. He has a total of 1012 points, which is just better than Luciano Spalletti’s record at 996.
In this stint, Allegri also became the second-best manager when it comes to matches managed for the Old Lady and he is now only behind Giovanni Trapattoni, who has managed 596 games. Trapattoni is also the only manager in Juve history to have more wins than Allegri.
Allegri won 202 games for the club and he is one of the four coaches to have won the most matches with a single team in the five major European leagues. The other managers are Pep Guardiola, Jurgen Klopp and Diego Simeone.
