Incredibly, Rabiot took a stand against it and now the locker room has become a powder keg. Let’s see together what’s happening.
Rumors continue to increase according to which the Juventus management is now very close to end relations with Massimiliano Allegri at the end of the season. The Tuscan coach still has one year left on his contract with the Old Lady, and a few months ago Giuntoli had publicly declared that the club’s intention was to continue with Allegri and that there would be talk of his renewal in due course.
Statements that however they were before the sporting crisis which hit Juventus in the championship, and which led the Bianconeri from being just one point behind leaders Inter in January, to slipping to third place without being able to no longer even consider qualification for the Champions League as certain.
And also considering that we have now reached the third year of the Allegri Bis, it is reasonable to ask ourselves whether we are not faced with the failure of the Italian coach’s technical project, also because it is now well established that the team always tends to collapse mentally in the decisive moments of the season, without Allegri having managed in any way to reverse this trend.
However, it must also be said that the Tuscan coach also has extenuating circumstances, because if many journalists talk of this season like that of the re-foundation for Juventus, it’s because what happened last season was just incredible.
Juventus crisis, is it really all Allegri’s fault?
In fact, we must not forget that Allegri found himself having to motivate and coach a team that has suffered a penalty in the standings while the championship is still underway. A situation which, as Allegri himself underlined several times, profoundly destabilized the locker room.
Maybe Juventus really needs a change on the bench, but place all the blame on the one who still remains now one of the most successful coaches in Juventus history it is at least reductive. Without forgetting that Allegri last year also played a decisive role in the reconfirmation of some players who were thinking of leaving.
Rabiot angry with his coach?
For example, Rabiot has declared several times that the presence of Allegri, the coach who allowed him to dedicate himself definitively to Juventus, was fundamental to its renewal. And Rabiot has always been a footballer who has never been afraid to express his thoughts.
And some rumors have told in recent days how the Frenchman, after the heavy defeat in the national team against England, has instead shown a certain dissatisfaction with Deschampsperhaps convinced that his cycle with the Blues is now over.
