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Max Allegri returns to Milan’s dugout

Written by Paul Kemp
Paul Kemp
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, | Updated: May 30, 2025
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    Key Takeaways:

  • Massimiliano Allegri returns as AC Milan head coach with a three-year deal
  • He replaces Sergio Conceicao and will earn €5M per season
  • Allegri led Milan to the Serie A title in 2010/11 and was last at Juventus

Massimiliano Allegri is once again the head coach of Milan, having signed his contract with the club yesterday. The contract is for three years with a salary of €5 million. He takes the place of Sergio Conceicao, who will be released. An official confirmation from San Siro is expected soon for the coaching change.

This marks Max Allegri’s return to the helm of the Milan giants, whom he led to the league title in the 2010/11 season and the Italian Super Cup in 2011.

He was released by Milan in January 2014, after which he had two spells in charge of Juventus. Exactly one year ago, Allegri was sacked by the Turin side and has been out of work for the past 12 months. Until recently, the coach was strongly linked with a move to Napoli, but it appears Antonio Conte has been convinced to stay there.

Allegri becomes the second major new figure at Giuseppe Meazza, following the club’s recent appointment of Igli Tare as sporting director.

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