In the summer of 2019, Juventus chose Maurizio seeking discontinuity with Max: they are worlds apart in terms of tactical approach, relationship with the players and way of living their role. But there are more than just differences between the two
In the summer of 2019, Juve decided to rely on Maurizio Sarri for a change. We had come from five successful seasons under the management of Max Allegri, who had given continuity to the championship-winning years of Antonio Conte, but within the management the idea of proposing a different team was growing, which looked more at the aesthetics of football and not just the result. It is not the only difference in the approach of the two coaches, among the most experienced in Serie A. We see three points in common and three substantial differences, on the eve of a Juve-Lazio match which will be very significant for the seasonal journey of both.