'E' molto semplice', the first Massimiliano Allegri's book

He is about to win the fifth consecutive Scudetto on the Juventus bench and on April 9th he will debut in the bookstore with 'E' molto semplice' ('It's so simple'): we are talking about Massimiliano Allegri, who in 32 rules summarized his philosophy and his way of experiencing football. It was the Juventus coach himself who gave a preview of the content of his book, in the Paolo Tomaselli interview for the Corriere della Sera. Over the years we have learned to know the manager born in Livorno, often accused of being excessively direct, pragmatic and corporate lackey.

"A corporate coach is a coach who brings results. I consider myself a manager of the Juventus company, which at the end of the year must bring the result home."

Allegri anticipated the themes of his book: his childhood, his relationship with Galeone and his colleagues, the growth of young players in the academies (defined as 'breeding chickens'), comparisons with Alex Ferguson, the 'creative fooling around', the '74 Netherlands, the Cardiff final and the arrival of Cristiano Ronaldo.