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I wonder how much of this is actually internally driven as opposed to external sources trying to cast a shadow over a rare recent moment of Juve success, and destabilise the club further.

Not sure Giorgio Allegri is quite old enough to make coaching decisions.

I'd be surprised but also not if he suddenly ends up at PSG randomly one afternoon. Meltdown ensues as we end up extending Allegri until 2030.

Shteve, what a legend. Now he's the assistant manager of the hugely successful Manchester United.

He already did, too old and miserable now.

And his salary isn't going to be cheap.

They could have been in Saudi by now.

Who is the current Lille coach?

OK THANKS FOR THE ANALYSIS.

Wasn't the 2-7-2 comment misunderstood, in the sense he was speaking about the formation vertically, i.e. there is the keeper and then 6 players centrally and two players on each flank? Not really anything special in terms of formation.

I'm just waiting for him to start crying about the Saudi league and then the next season join for $100m per season.

Does he count as Brazilian or Italian? Because this is decisive to whether we can hire him or not.

Massive news.

Why would someone have grown up and known our staff and directors for years just because they are Italian? I think it's a nice idea that a foreign coach comes in and revolutionises the club from top to bottom but that's also very fanciful, because as long as the club is Agnelli/Exor owned there...

A new name appears: because I just wrote it. Krusty the fucking clown.

What I'm saying is it doesn't make sense to say avoid Italian coaches on the basis of nationality. But sure, it shouldn't be a requisite.

Before those coaches were abroad they were in Italy.

I don't believe for a second that we were after him or he'd be interested in coming here.

The highest, by some way.

Chelski will offer him €40m per season and then sack him after a year.