Galliani on Allegri: “Bringing him to Milan in 2010 was my idea” | OneFootball

During the presentation of the book about Max Allegri, written by Giuseppe Alberto Falci, Adriano Galliani shared some memories and anecdotes about the former and current Milan coach, with exclusive statements to Sky.

Galliani tells Allegri’s story: “Bringing him to Milan in 2010 was my idea”

According to Galliani, the idea to bring Allegri to the Rossoneri in 2010 came directly from him: “I was the one who proposed the coaches, then they in Arcore would get the president Berlusconi’s ‘blessing’. I remember that lunch well: it was the day Inter won the Champions League against Bayern.” Galliani highlighted the qualities of the Tuscan coach, describing him as a “360-degree coach,” capable of managing the team, the club, and the press in the best possible way. The former Milan CEO added: “I hoped he would return to Milan. The Scudetto? I’m a fan and I hope so.”

In addition to talking about Allegri, Galliani also spoke about Gennaro Gattuso, current head coach of the Italian national team: “He will be able to take Italy to the World Cup.”

Galliani’s statements confirm the esteem and affection the former executive has for Allegri, emphasizing the crucial role the coach has had and continues to have in the Italian football scene. Between private memories and professional assessments, the image emerges of a complete coach, capable of making an impact not only on the pitch but also in the overall management of a top club like Milan.

Antonio Karol Giordano

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