Napoli and Allegri shook hands, an agreement was reached

Massimiliano Allegri will be the new coach of Napoli, reported the media in Italy, as well as the transfer experts Fabrizio Romano and Gianluca Di Marzio. Until recently, the coach of Milan has reached an agreement with the president of the "partenopeia" Aurelio De Laurentiis and will be the successor of Antonio Conte. The 58-year-old specialist is expected to sign a two-year contract.

The only remaining obstacle to the new job for Allegri remains the termination of his contract with the Rossoneri, which will, however, be a mere formality. 🚨 BREAKING: Massimiliano Allegri as new Napoli head coach, here we go! Former AC Milan manager accepts all the conditions offered by Napoli and he will sign shortly. The specialist had an agreement with Milan until 2027, but was fired after failing to qualify the team in the Champions League. His appointment in Naples is good news for the Milan giants, who will thus save around 5.2 million euros net, as they would otherwise have to pay the coach until the end of his contract. Allegri was already "courted" by Napoli in 2019, but then no agreement was reached. In Naples, he will be reunited with sporting director Giovanni Manna, with whom he worked together at Juventus. A curious fact is that Allegri is also a former Napoli player in the 1997/1998 season, when he recorded 7 matches and no goals in the league. Then the team was relegated to Serie B. Vincenzo Italiano, who left Bologna today, was also an option for Napoli, but it seems that Allegri is the preferred option.

Key points

• The only remaining obstacle to the new job for Allegri remains the termination of his contract with the Rossoneri, which will, however, be a mere formality.
• 🚨 BREAKING: Massimiliano Allegri as new Napoli head coach, here we go!
• Former AC Milan manager accepts all the conditions offered by Napoli and he will sign shortly.
• The specialist had an agreement with Milan until 2027, but was fired after failing to qualify the team in the Champions League.
• His appointment in Naples is good news for the Milan giants, who will thus save around 5.2 million euros net, as they would otherwise have to pay the coach until the end of his contract.