Allegri, The Manager Of Juventus, Decides To Leave Juventus

Massimiliano Allegri, the manager of Juventus, has vowed not to leave the team after receiving a 15-point deduction for incorrect accounting.

The Italian Football Federation fined the former Serie A champions on Friday for a number of financial infractions including inflated player wages and transfer budgets.

Due to the decision, Juventus is now ranked 10th overall.

However, Allegri has vowed to stick with the Turin team.

“I am the coach of Juventus, and I will stay that way till they fire me.

“I’m unable to interpret the table’s severity of -15.

We must accept yesterday’s decision, that much is obvious. The club has already issued the formal statement with the assistance of the attorneys. We have to complete this task while being completely unnoticeable and beginning with a score of 22.

The final decision will occur in two months, therefore we must fulfill our obligations, Allegri stated.