Juventus fires coach Massimiliano Allegri over outburst toward referees in Italian Cup final
- Juventus has relieved Massimiliano Allegri of his coaching role after behaviors deemed inappropriate during the Italian Cup final.
- Allegri's actions were considered incompatible with Juventus' values as he had a verbal altercation with the sport director and damaged lights on a set.
- Allegri's dismissal was influenced by his behavior during and after the Italian Cup final celebrations.
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Vor wenigen Tagen gewinnt Juventus Turin den italienischen Pokal. Danach geht Trainer Allegri auf das Schiedsrichterteam und einen Journalisten los. Der Klub zieht nach dem Kontrollverlust die Reißleine.
Massimiliano Allegri insultó a los árbitros y también señaló a un medio italiano de mentir tras ganar la final de la Copa Italia
The reason is the coach's behavior.
Juventus sacks Massimiliano Allegri, the male team's coach, on Friday after a series of controversial actions during and after the Coppa Italia final. The Turin team won 1-0 against Atalanta on Wednesday, but the victory was overshadowed by controversy that ultimately led to Allegri's departure. Juventus announced Allegri's dismissal, stating that his conduct did not align with the club's fundamental values.
After receiving a red card, he tore his tie off his neck; later, Massimiliano Allegri apparently threatened a journalist. He is now out of his job as coach of Juventus — despite success in the cup.
The coach is also said to have threatened to rip off a journalist's ears. The scandal began at the Cup final against Atalanta Bergamo.
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