Serie A giants Juventus could end up saving money from their decision to sack Max Allegri if conditions about a violation of conduct are met.

The Bianconeri are considering Allegri’s future because of his actions against the club’s management, journalists and referees towards the end of the Coppa Italia final against Atalanta. While Juve did win the game, Allegri’s actions leave a sour taste in the mouth for many.

Corriere della Sera report about the future of the Italian, stating that Juve are considering breaking Allegri’s contract and the decision could arrive today.

While Allegri has denied allegations from Tuttosport director Guido Vaciago, Juve want to fully understand what truly happened and whether the events violate their code of conduct. The contract Allegri is bound by expects the manager to behave a certain way and not meeting those could force Juve to terminate his contract. Through that, they could save money that they would otherwise have to pay, if they decide to sack him.

If they sack him like clubs normally do, Juve would have to pay over €10 million and that will be difficult for the Bianconeri.

Kaustubh Pandey I GIFN