Massimiliano Allegri tipped to become the new Real Madrid manager | OneFootball

The football crisis at Real Madrid was not alleviated by the departure of Xabi Alonso and the arrival of Álvaro Arbeloa as interim manager. Although they managed to qualify for the Champions League round of 16 after eliminating Benfica in a series filled with controversy due to the clash between Gianluca Prestianni and Vinicius, the Merengue cannot find their way, accelerating the search for a coach, with the name Massimiliano Allegri gaining traction.

While there have been no major updates from Spain, Italian media claim that the current Milan coach is the main target for the team from the White House, as reported by Correre dello Sport. The six-time Serie A champion had already been targeted in 2019 and 2021, but negotiations did not come to fruition. Now they hope the third time will be the charm.

Allegri, who boasts 14 titles between Juventus and the Rossoneri, is comfortable with the Italian team, with a contract until mid-2027, but they say a call from Real Madrid could shake things up for him. Nevertheless, the Merengue are considering more options, and one of the names that is resurfacing is Jürgen Klopp, who has not managed since his departure from Liverpool and is currently serving as Global Director of Football at Red Bull.

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