I agree that the club usually does not handle the departures of its legendary players in the best way (Bonucci is not a legend in my opinion) but:
1. Bonucci contradicts himself in his own interview because first he says that it is not true that Juventus told him months ago that they no longer wanted him, and then he says that IN MARCH Allegri called him to the office to tell him that in his opinion they should "Accelerate his career as a coach and stop playing football"... in his own words Bonucci said that HE didnt accept that because in his mind he wanted to play Euro 2024... The club did said to him our will I think Allegri was MORE than clear in stating that.
2. Let's suppose that even though it was that clear, Bonucci did not "understand", the club later confirmed through Giuntoli that he had to look for a way out and that Juventus no longer wanted to keep him in the first team... he was left to find a solution , he was allowed to train with the team, he continued to be paid a salary and in the end Juventus even paid an amount to "compensate" for his departure.
3. I am not at all a defender of Allegri, but for him to come out now and say that it was Allegri's fault that he had to leave the team twice shows that he is simply speaking with his liver and not with his head.
These statements do nothing more than demonstrate that Bonucci, firstly, is very poorly advised and secondly, he simply does not accept that his time as a player ended a while ago... He has absolutely nothing to claim legally and what he is doing is leaving his " legacy" (if he left something near to a legacy) on the team.