Serie A giants Juventus have made a decision on manager Massimiliano Allegri amid the links with Zinedine Zidane. SLInt MORE:
Zidane remains a free agent after parting ways with Real Madrid at the end of the 2021/2022 season, but he has been linked with the likes of Juventus, Chelsea and Paris Saint-Germain in the last few months.RMC Sport recently reported that the Frenchman would be keen on taking a long-term project and feels that Juventus could be that place.
Allegri, meanwhile, still has couple years left on his current deal in Turin and Juventus chief Francesco Calvo says they are not letting him go anytime soon.
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