Milan, Antonio Cassano and Daniele Adani rage on exonerated Max Allegri: "Cabaret"

Max Allegri is back in the crosshairs of Antonio Cassano and Daniele Adani: the two former players, historical critics of the coach from Livorno, at the Viva el futbol broadcast rejoice for the exoneration of the Tuscan coach, removed from Milan after the bitter end of the season and the failure to qualify for the Champions League.

Adani, who had also been very harsh on Sunday night at DS, opened the dances: “If it was an unequivocal failure, it means that it would not have been a miracle to reach the goal. There is too much distance for one point from miracle to unequivocal failure. Como did a miracle, Roma did a miracle, Milan fourth would have done a good result, but not a miracle, and so there it is, not achieved, it becomes failure.”

“The positive results of the first leg have clouded because if you don’t understand how you win, you will never understand why you lost. That is, if you didn’t understand how you won the first leg, you don’t understand when you lose why you lose. So you won probably not deserving. And that overshadowed. It was the worst team in Serie A, the only thing that has remained in my opinion are his press conferences, it’s this way of doing cabaret.”

Cassano was not to be outdone, and he gives Allegri’s career for almost over, despite rumors of interest from Napoli: “We are talking about the coach who by now has his own time counted in being able to coach, if he will have some other opportunity or he goes to Arabia probably to get more money or he will have the opportunity from some team that plays for salvation or at most for tenth place. Game over, he has never evolved, soccer has gone somewhere else.”

Allegri has also been approached about the national team: “He is very good at selling himself with the players and the press, he with his cunning has managed to beguile Italian soccer however by now people in Italy are no longer stupid. He is finished: in the national team, chapter closed, he cannot go to the national team, to Napoli the same.”