According to reports in Italy , Allegri and president Andrea Agnelli have agreed to part ways at the end of the season despite denying claims there would be any change at the club. Despite spending £90m to sign Cristiano Ronaldo from Real Madrid, Juve crashed out of the Champions League in the quarter-finals as a disappointing 2-1 defeat to Ajax at home saw them tumble out 3-2 on aggregate. Allegri has been touted with a move to join Paris Saint-Germain, who are apparently ready to dismiss Thomas Tuchel following their loss to Manchester United in the Champions League last 16. Football Laporta says 'very motivated' Messi wants to stay at Barcelona AN HOUR AGO Allegri had said he retained the hunger to manage Juventus after delivering an eighth successive Serie A title for the club. The Bianconeri clinched an eighth successive league crown with victory over Fiorentina on April 20 and have drawn their two matches since against Inter Milan and Torino. Allegri’s team are still 16 points clear at the top of the table and the Fiorentina win is Juventus’ only victory in any competition for a month. He has twice lost the Champions League final to Barcelona in 2015 and Real Madrid in 2017 while winning five straight Serie A titles, four Italian Cups and two Italian Super Cups. Transfers Haaland says he will be ‘respectful’ to Borussia Dortmund’s wishes 3 HOURS AGO<doc-sep>Maximiliano Allegri has agreed to leave Juventus this summer after five years with the Italian champions. Both Allegri and Juve president Andrea Agnelli have consistently denied that there will be any change at the helm come the end of this season. However, according to multiple reports in Italy, including in La Stampa, an agreement was reached between the pair on Wednesday night to part ways. Maximiliano Allegri is set to leave Juventus at the end of the season, according to reports That could pave the way for Allegri to join Paris Saint-Germain, who are mulling over sacking Thomas Tuchel. Tuchel only joined the Ligue 1 champions last summer, but there are clear divides between the German boss and the powers that be in the French capital, with relationships between him and both president Nasser Al-Khelaifi and sporting director Antero Henrique strained.<doc-sep>According to what has been reported by the Corriere della Sera, Juventus head coach Massimiliano Allegri revealed to his close friends yesterday evening that he will be leaving the club. This comes amid reports that the Juve boss is close to an exit; with the Bianconeri shortlisting the likes of Antonio Conte and Maurizio Sarri as his potential replacements.It appears as though Allegri's time in Turin is coming to an end and a new adventure awaits the experienced Italian coach at his next club.For more news, views and features, visit our homepage.<doc-sep>Juventus manager Massimiliano Allegri has dismissed talk of Cristiano Ronaldo leaving the club in the wake of their Champions League elimination, confirming the 34-year-old will be in Turin still next season. Ronaldo had played in the semifinals of the Champions League in each of the past nine seasons, but Juve's quarterfinal defeat to Ajax meant he would not be getting his hands on the trophy this year, having triumphed with Real Madrid in the past three seasons. Italian media reported his disappointment may lead him to seek a new club, but Allegri said he is counting on the Portugal international moving forward. "Ronaldo's had a great season and he'll play tomorrow," Allegri said at a news conference in Turin on Friday. "He's the future of Juventus; an extraordinary player and he'll have another great season next year. "He's calm and disappointed like we all are because we're out of the Champions League, and we would have liked to have won it. But football is made of joy and sadness." Juve are now expected to invest this summer in building a squad around Ronaldo which can challenge for the Champions League next term, with Allegri adding that one player alone does not guarantee success. "I always said that with the arrival of Cristiano Ronaldo, there was no mathematical assurance of winning the Champions League," he said. "Football is not a science. "What's been written about Ronaldo confirms that his arrival at Juve did not guarantee us the Champions League. Look at Barcelona, who are back in the semifinals this year after four seasons and they've got [Lionel] Messi. There are lots of components to football. "If we only win the league, it still means we've had a great season." The Old Lady need just one point to wrap up an eighth straight Serie A title and welcome Fiorentina to the Allianz Stadium on Saturday. "I think it's something to be proud about if you're a fan of a club with these kind of statistics," Allegri said. "I expect it to be a party because we can't change the Champions League now and coming to the stadium to be negative and maybe not celebrating would be crazy and, I think, wrong. "You've always got to celebrate winning trophies. I can't criticise the lads for anything. They've got to be proud and of course a bit disappointed because we wanted to go all the way, but you can't win them all. "But now we're close to an historic achievement with an eighth Scudetto."<doc-sep>
MILAN (AP) — Juventus has little to play for now, and coach Massimiliano Allegri is using his pressure-free time to think about his future. The 51-year-old Allegri has won five straight league titles, four Italian Cups and two Italian Super Cups in five seasons at Juventus. However, the Champions League continues to elude the team, which reached the final in 2015 and 2017. This was supposed to be Juve's year after it signed Cristiano Ronaldo, but the club lost to Ajax in the quarterfinals and Allegri said the disappointment is "worse this year than other times." Allegri's contract expires at the end of the season. "We need to analyze what has gone well and what has not gone well and plan the future," Allegri said. "Every year people say I'm leaving and then I stay. And this time we have the advantage of an extra month to plan." Juventus visits Roma on Sunday before hosting Atalanta the following week. Both teams are battling for a Champions League berth. Atalanta currently occupies fourth place and the final qualifying position but has only three points more than Roma and AC Milan. Juventus travels to Sampdoria for its final game of the season, which could also be Allegri's final game in charge. Allegri could end up being replaced by the man he took over from. Antonio Conte left Juventus in 2014 after guiding the club to three straight Serie A titles. He went on to coach the Italian national team before taking over at Chelsea in 2016. During his two-year tenure with the English club, the 49-year-old Conte won the Premier League and FA Cup but was fired in June 2018. Speculation has grown that Conte is set to return to Italian soccer and Roma seemed his most likely destination with current coach Claudio Ranieri only in a caretaker role following Eusebio Di Francesco's firing. However, that is the only club Conte has publicly ruled out. "I fell in love with Rome, spending a lot of time there in my two years as Italy coach. You feel the passion at the Olimpico. But today the conditions for me to coach Roma aren't there," Conte told Italian newspaper Gazzetta dello Sport. "But I think one day, sooner or later, I'll coach Roma." ___ More AP soccer: https://apnews.com/apf-Soccer and https://twitter.com/AP_Sports