Allegri had working at Juventus for three years and he had enough good performance to stay there for all those years but recently since Jucentos couldn't get the good result they wanted to see from this team, Allegri stopped working with Juventus and got fired from this team. Juventus hired another coach just after they got him fired but right now Allegri is still free and looking for another team. He was not expecting to get fired.
There are some rumors about Allegri starting working in the Saudi League to earn some more money, but he didn't accept the offer and now it seems Allegri is interested in starting working in the Premier League.
Maybe by doing this Allegri wants to prove he can still have good performance.
In my opinion, Allegri in the last years he was at Juventus, he couldn't make Juventus play well in Serie A, he couldn't make Juventus become a very strong team capable of winning Serie A, he he couldn't make Juventus go far in the European Champions League, so I believe he wasn't fired early because Juventus' management had hope that he could make Juventus strong if he had more time, but even with the management Juventus gave him more time, things weren't improving, Juventus wasn't winning Serie A, and Juventus management lost patience and hope that things would improve and decided to fire him, in my opinion it was a good decision.
Now talking specifically about the Juventus coach, he is putting more focus on defense, making the team score just 1 or 2 goals and not concede goals and thus win games, but this way of playing doesn't please the fans, He doesn't please anyone, just himself, because the team won't be champions that way. a champion team concedes fewer goals and scores a lot of goals, now with the style of play that the Juventus coach implemented, the team didn't score many goals and when they played against a big team that scores a lot of goals, it became a big problem for Juventus, it was Of course Juventus with Allegri wouldn't get far
Brighton contact St. Pauli to appoint 31 years old manager Fabian Hürzeler!
Negotiations ongoing over compensation after positive talks with Hürzeler on project and also contract details.
Club to club talks taking place as Hürzeler’s the man who was able to get promotion for St. Pauli, talented young highly-rated manager on Brighton’s shortlist.
Born in February 1993, Hürzeler now clear favorite to replace Roberto de Zerbi very soon if all goes to plan.
source: https://www.instagram.com/p/C79pEOmIPbT/Fabian Hürzeler is the coach who led St. Pauli, who played in Bundesliga 2, to be promoted to the Bundesliga. He's a good coach, but I can't understand why Brighton's management believes that a very young coach from Bundesliga 2 would be capable of achieving good results in the Premier League with Brighton?