The salary and earnings of Massimiliano Allegri, the Juventus coach who has returned to lead the Italian team between ups and downs since 2021.
How much does Massimiliano Allegri earn? This is a very frequent question among fans of Juventus and beyond, given the not exactly exciting results since the Tuscan coach returned to the Italian team bench.
After winning a Serie A with Milan in the 2010-2011 season, Allegri entered Juventus history by winning five championships in a row from 2014 to 2019. Always with the "Old Lady" (nickname given to Juventus) he raised four Italian Cups and three Italian Super Cups. The great regret, however, was the two Champions League finals lost.
His farewell to Juve at the end of the 2018-2019 season had caused much discussion but, after only two years away, the partnership was recomposed even if on the pitch the team would not be reaping the desired results.
The unexciting game, the delay from the Serie A area and, above all, the disappointing progress in the Champions League, caused a whirlwind of criticism towards the Juventus coach: according to the inevitable gossips, Allegri would have avoided the sacking only by virtue of the heavy contract which binds him to Juve, without forgetting the non-football problems of the Old Lady.
So let’s see what salary Massimiliano Allegri receives at Juventus, a salary that makes him the highest paid coach in Serie A tied with José Mourinho.
How much Allegri earns: his salary at Juventus
After a good career as a footballer, Massimiliano Allegri has undoubtedly reaped much more success as a manager. Many triumphs and joys that have also increased the earnings of the coach from Livorno.
In his first season at Milan the coach received a salary of €1.2 million per season, which more than doubled to €2.5 million after his renewal.
When he landed at Juventus, Allegri snatched a salary worth €2.5 million a season which then rose to €3.5 million a year plus bonuses to then move on to €7.5 million upon his sacking occurred in May 2019.
When he returned to being the Juventus coach in 2021, Massimiliano Allegri signed a contract until 2025 which provides for a salary of €7 million after taxes per season, which is €12.95 million before taxes.
Given the rich and long contract, an exemption of Allegri would be very expensive for Juventus, especially at a time when the Old Lasy is paying particular attention to their finances.
Original article published on Money.it Italy 2023-04-26 15:05:00. Original title: Quanto guadagna Massimiliano Allegri? Lo stipendio del mister della Juventus
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