Juventus Tak Restui Allegri Dan Cherubini Yang Latah Want To Go

Massimiliano Allegri (Twitter @juventusfc)

JAKARTA - In the midst of the league competition break for the 2022 World Cup, Juventus management is in a hurry. A number of high-ranking officials have left, now it's the turn of coach Massimiliano Allegri and Federico Cherubini to leave.

Whereas previously, the Old Lady had lost a number of directors. Call it President Andrea Agnelli, Vice President Pavel Nedved and CEO Maurizio Arrivobene who suddenly resigned.

However, quoted from Football Italia, the news of Allegri and Cherubini who also wanted to leave was responded to strongly by the club. Juventus rejected the plan.

"Allegri and Cherubini also want to step down from Juventus, but the club rejects their will," La Gazzetta dello Sport reported, quoted from Football Italia, Thursday, December 1.

Furthermore, the CEO of Exor, who is Juventus' parent company, John Elkann, rejected the request of the two figures. Like it, Elkann did that so that the club's chaos did not widen.

The reason is, this situation could affect the focus of the Bianconeri squad. Moreover, Juventus is currently still in the ambition to win trophies in the domestic league.

"After their resignation was rejected, Allegri and Cherubini started contacting the players. They tried to convince and explain the situation," the report added.

In the midst of this situation, the presence of a number of club officials is still separate. Some are in Qatar guarding the 2022 World Cup, but some are still active in Turin.

This news shocked all high-ranking officials, forcing them to make intense online discussions to find out the continuation of the club.

Meanwhile, the FIGC opened an investigation into allegations that Juventus secretly paid player salaries in the early stages of the pandemic. If this is proven and the club is found guilty, Juventus will face severe punishment.