The former Rossoneri coach has not yet signed the contract with Napoli. The Devil is willing to keep him on the payroll until 2027, but is considering a possible severance package which makes the scenario not very linear
After the white smoke on the project agreement and the “yes, I want it” said to De Laurentiis (with all due respect to Italiano, seduced and abandoned), now Allegri’s next step towards Naples is of a strictly bureaucratic nature. In the sense that in practical terms Max has not yet signed the contract that will bind him to the Azzurri, also because not all the steps relating to his farewell have been defined. A question of technical timing, but not only that: in the last few hours some alarmed and alarming rumors have arrived regarding the separation from Milan. However, the operation is not at risk and will go through.
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What happened? Allegri only received the official PEC of the Rossoneri club yesterday (Thursday 28th), signed by president Scaroni, in which he was informed of the dismissal. Since this is an exemption and not a termination, he would therefore remain on Milan’s payroll until June 2027, i.e. the natural expiration of the contract. A very clear scenario on the fourth floor of via Aldo Rossi, about which no one has anything to complain about. Also because what helps the Devil – and it is no small help – is a provision of the contract that allows Milan to “scale” from his salary what Max will receive from the new club. Simply put: at Milan he earned 5 million net per season (which would have risen to 6 in the event of the Champions League), Napoli gave him 4.5 million (plus bonuses). Which means an outlay of only 500 thousand euros for the Rossoneri club. It seems clear how, in this context, they are calm at Casa Milan. At the same time, however, it cannot be ruled out that Allegri has asked for severance pay: regardless of the amount of money potentially at stake, Cardinale does not seem willing to put his hand into his wallet. So much so that the coach’s entourage makes it clear that the situation is not so linear. Risk of arm wrestling? It cannot be ruled out a priori. The times could therefore risk getting longer, especially if we were actually moving towards a contractual resolution.
