“We are focused on rejuvenating the squad. We have invested in Vlahovic, De Ligt, Chiesa, and Locatelli. Making an offer to Paulo that doesn’t match his level wouldn’t have been right. At 29 or 30 years old he has to take the last step”, Andrea Agnelli explained why the Argentinean’s contract was not renewed.

Now, according to reports, Dybala isclose to becoming a new Inter player. Inter general manager Giuseppe Marotta stated that they are hopeful that the Argentinean will sign a contract with them.

According to Tuttosport, Inter offered Dybala a 3-year contract, with an option for one more season and a salary of 7 million euros per year, which would make him one of the highest-paid players in the squad. Already without Dybala among his squad, Massimiliano Allegri lashed out at the 28-year-old.

Massimiliano Allegri harshly criticized Paulo Dybala

During his time at Juventus, Dybala always seemed to have a good relationship with Allegri. Under the coach’s orders, the Argentine played 221 games and scored 93 goals. However, the 54-year-old Italian was recently asked about Dybala and strongly criticized him.

During an interview with DAZN, Allegri was consulted on how he could replace such a high-level player as Dybala. The manager thought for a few seconds about his answer, and what he said surprised everyone.

“Paulo needs to go back to being himself. There was a time where he got all carried out by those who labeled him as ‘the new Messi’. A player can’t go around trying to play, to think or be like someone else”, Allegri said.

Then, the coach tried to soften his words by adding how much he appreciated Dybala’s skills on the pitch: “He still has lots to give because he has an extraordinary technical ability, he is a wonderful player”. Furthermore, the Italian stated that Dybala’s exit from the club will not leave them without the presence of a leader.

At the beginning of the season, the renewal of Dybala’s contract seemed like an easy task. Moreover, as a result ofthe player’s frequent injuries, Bianconeri’s hierarchy has opted tochange the proposal’s conditions, and thus, there has been no progress for several months.

A new round of talks is scheduled for next Monday when the two sides will make another attempt to meet halfway after the unexpected stall in the negotiations for thecontract renewal. However, the Italian newspaper La Gazzetta dello Sportnow reports a quarrel that occurredbetween the 28-year-old and his manager,Massimiliano Allegri.

Juventus: WhatdidDybala andAllegri clash about?

Namely, defender Juan Cuadradoand the Juve vice-captain Paulo Dybala went to the head coach’soffice on Friday in order to inquire about the plan and program ahead of the Salernitana clash this Sunday. It was the Argentine whotook charge of the discussion when the two demanded a couple of extra hours between the training sessions.

Allegri, meanwhile, was left fuming to hear such a request following the early UEFA Champions League Round of 16 elimination thanks to theshocking3-0 defeat toVillarreal in Turin in the mid-week, and the conversation swiftly descended into a heated exchange.

“Paulo… You of all people make a request like that?” the 54-year-oldmanager reportedlyasked the player whose 2021-22 season has been marred with unfortunate injuries, in addition to the uncertainty over his future.

The Italian giants not only have failed to win the league title for the first time in ten years butalso struggled to book a place in the next UEFA Champions League, finishing fourth in a dramatic season finale. Once again, they’ve suffered an early European exit and not even Coppa Italia success was enough to strengthen Pirlo.

Cristiano has been reportedly unhappy after such a poor term for his team, even though his form continued to be great. The Portuguese superstar’s future might be far away from Turin, as he has already been linked with a potential return to Manchester United. Will Allegri’s arrival change his mind?

Cristiano Ronaldo believed to be looking for a change

The five-time Champions League winner shocked the soccer world when he decided to leave Real Madrid, ending an extremely successful nine-year spell, for Juve. His signing immediately turned the Italian kings into potential European champions, but they never lived up to those expectations.

Three years later,according to Il Messagero, Cristiano Ronaldo has alreadytold histeammates he wants to leave Juventus this summer. The 36-year-old has kept displaying impressive performances in Italy, but the lack of good continental results saw him far from taking part in the big UCL nights he was looking forward to.

The world-class goalscoreris under contract until next year, but he reportedly intends to leave in the upcoming transfer window. According to TransferMarkt, his market value is $55 million. A return to Los Blancos has already been disclaimed by the Spanish club, but the Red Devils wouldn’t refuse to have him back.

Cristiano has scored 36 goals in 44 appearances this season, provinghe is still capable of delivering his bestregardless of his age. Massimiliano Allegri’s appointment, though, could play an important part in the forward’s decision about his future.

It seemed inevitable that Pirlo was going to be sacked after Juve looked far from the dominant side it has been over the last years, but with anew manager that has already succeeded with the Old Lady, glory days seem to be closer. Allegri even led Juventus to the 2015 Champions League Final. With him at the helm again, Cristiano mightreconsider giving one more shot to Juve and at least playing the last year in his contract.

According to various news sources in England, Spurs chairman Daniel Levy is already thinking about replacing the three-time Premier League winner. A change would be costly as Mourinho has two years left on his current deal, but according to sources the upper management at the club are not satisfied with where Spurs is at.

José Mourinho’s career as a manager is nothing short than hall of fame, but his most recent stints at Manchester United and now Spurs have been the lowest in terms of championships. The Special One has not won any silverware with Spurs and only managed three second tier titles at Manchester United. Here are the possible 5 candidates to replace Mourinho at Spurs!

Brendan Rodgers

Brendan Rodgers has done an amazing job at Leicester City as the Foxes sit third in the Premier League and eliminated Manchester United in the FA Cup this past weekend. Rodgers almost won a Premier League title with Liverpool and is one of the best managers in England.

Massimiliano Allegri

Timing is everything and former AC Milan boss Massimiliano Allegri just stated to the media that he’d love to return to coaching. Allegri last coached Juventus to 11 titles during his five years in charge of the Italian Old Lady.

Julian Nagelsmann

The current RB Leipzig manager, Julian Nagelsmann has done wonders with the German club. At 33 he would be a gamble for a club like Spurs but as one of the best young managers in Europe, Nagelsmann plays a much more fluid style than Mourinho’s and is the kind of soccer Spurs fans like.

Rafa Benitez

Rafa Benitez has a resume that would make him a no-brainer to coach Spurs if need be. The question is if he still has it? At Liverpool and in his heyday the Spanish coach won the Champions League, FA Cup and UEFA Super Cup. Benitez last coached in China and may not be the first choice for the Spurs brass.

Ralph Hasenhutt

This one looks like a long shot, but the Southampton boss is looked upon with good eyes at the Spurs boardroom as they see him as a new kind of Mauricio Pochettino given the right personnel. The question is, how does the Spurs brass convince a fanbase that a manager near relegation is the right man to manage Tottenham?