Cairo wants to make a big transfer for Torino and has moved in advance: competition from Juventus has burned out, negotiations close to closing.
The championship has been over for a month now, and there are many Serie A teams that have decided to start a new technical project by changing coaches. The most striking change on the bench is perhaps that of Juventusespecially the way it arrived.
In fact, no one expected that Massimiliano Allegri, at the end of an Italian Cup that he had won with the Bianconeri, and that they had finally brought back to Continassa a trophy that had been missing for three yearscould have such a brutal outburst at the end of the match, even going so far as to verbally attack the director of Tuttosport Guido Vaciago.
A situation that sent the Juventus management into a rage, which after a few days summoned him to the office to inform him of his dismissal.
Thiago Motta has arrived in his place, fresh from an extraordinary season in which he led Bologna to gain access to the Champions League, and who is now called upon to repeat himself, in a context, the Juventus one, in which the pressures are infinitely greater than the Emilian club.
Milan and Turin change coaches
Milan has also decided to move on entrusting the bench to Fonseca, who however already knows our championship having coached Roma in the past.
However, it will not be easy for him to collect a legacy as heavy as that of Stefano Pioli, who in his five years with the Rossoneri, he managed to bring Milan back to the top of European footballwinning the scudetto three years ago and reaching the Champions League semi-finals last year.
Cairo is convinced: Juventus’ competition has burned out, he wants to close the deal
Torino has also decided to part ways with Juricafter three years that were all in all positive, but which end with the bitterness of not having achieved a place in Europe this season that seemed possible for a long time.
Cairo has entrusted the bench to Vagnoli, and he intends to make a big transfer market in the summer, because this time he wants to qualify for Europe at all costs next season. And this is why the Granata president wasted no time, and now seems very close to closing for a player who has also been followed by Giuntoli’s Juventus for a long time. It’s about Owen Wijnda, a player owned by Ajax, and who played an excellent season on loan with the Antwerp shirt. His cost is between five and six million euros, and Cairo seems very close to closing the deal.
