Serie A ushers in a new round of "earthquake": Xiao Yin is still away and Allegri returns, Conte stays in office

Serie A ushered in a new round of "earthquake": the coaching seat is on the rise again, Simeone Inzaghi's future is uncertain, Allegri returns, Conte remains at the position...

More than half of Serie A teams may change their head coaches this summer. If 15 teams have changed coaches before the start of the new season in the summer of 2024, then this summer will usher in another violent shock. At present, many famous coaches are facing the choice of staying or leaving their positions, and have even been determined to leave their respective positions.

As of now, only two people are considered to have a firm foothold in the league: Simeone Inzaghi (sponsored Inter Milan for nearly four years) and Gasperini (sponsored Atlanta for nearly nine years). However, now, these two coaches may also go their separate ways this summer.

Simone Inzaghi: The transfer rumors are plagued by, and the future is pending

Simone Inzaghi's situation is the most eye-catching. Saudi giant Riyadh Crescent hopes that he will coach the Club World Cup in the United States this summer and has offered him a sky-high contract of up to 50 million euros per year, six times his salary at Inter Milan. However, the coach chose to postpone all decisions until after the Champions League final.

Last Monday, he said in an interview:

"It is irrational to talk about these things now. I have a very good relationship with the club. The next day after the game, we will sit down and communicate seriously, with only one goal - for Inter Milan. If the conditions are right, we will continue to move forward hand in hand. But again, today I don't want to discuss what has not happened yet, because Saturday's game is crucial to us."

Therefore, his future is still confusing.

Gasperini: The "Canadian Storm" may end and turn to Rome?

The era of Gasperini also seems to have come to an end, and he was the founder of the most glorious period in Atlanta's history. Under his leadership, Atlanta not only made its debut in the Champions League, but also won the UEFA Cup and became one of the emerging strong teams in Serie A. However, the old coach has decided not to renew his contract and is about to bid farewell to this team that he has played for eight years.

It was revealed that he was close to reaching an agreement with Rome to replace Ranieri, who was about to retire. And it was Ranieri himself who played a key role in the negotiation process.

Conte stayed at Naples: After the contract renewal, he led the team with peace of mind. In Naples, in addition to celebrating the joy of winning the championship, speculation about Conte's future once caused concern for fans. There were rumors that he might "resign suddenly" again, but now it seems that the coach will continue to take charge of the coaching staff.

Club Chairman De Laurentis has officially confirmed the news and said:

Naples has proposed a very sincere negotiation plan: not only has it increased Conte's current salary and benefits of 6 million euros + bonus, but also promised to make huge investments in the transfer market. The introduction plan for free agents including De Bruyne and Jonathan David has also entered a substantive stage. All this shows that the club's trust and support for Conte remain firm.

Allegri returns to Milan, and Fabregas remains firm in Cuomo

In addition to the above, other teams are also planning personnel changes:

Juventus is still led by Tudor to participate in the Club World Cup, but Conte, who was originally regarded as a replacement, remains in Naples, which means that Juventus needs to find a new direction.

AC Milan is moving quickly and has announced that Allegri returns to San Siro and signs a three-year contract, which is his second coach of the Ross and Blacks in ten years.

Fiorentine coach Paladino is considering resigning due to differences with the management;

Lazio coach Baroni and chairman Lottito intensify, and Sarri may retake;

Bologna coach Vincenzo Italy has become one of the few coaches who are "as stable as Mount Tai". He has just renewed his contract with the team until 2027 and led the team to win the Italian Cup;

Como coach Fabregas has also confirmed to stay, and it is reported that the team will invest more than 100 million euros this summer to sign.

A list of other changes:

Voroni leaves Turin;

Runiać stays at Udinese;

Samuel Giantorre may leave Verona;

Viela is still coaching in Genoa;

Nicola is expected to continue coaching Cagliari;

whether Ciwu stays at Parma is still uncertain because it has attracted attention from other leagues;

Jan Paul is expected to continue coaching Lecce after successfully relegation.

The teams have also changed their teams

Even the teams can't escape the trend of changing coaches. For example, Inzaghi will not upgrade with Pisa. He will accept invitation from Palermo, a subsidiary of Manchester City Group, to help this Sicilian team compete for Serie A qualification.

This summer, Serie A is experiencing an unprecedented "coach replacement storm". From top giants to small and medium-sized teams, almost half of the teams will face personnel adjustments. Whether it is Simeone Inzaghi's fate, the end of the Gasperini era, Conte's retention and Allegri's return all herald a turbulent but variable new season is coming.