Arsenal, Manchester United and Tottenham have all been linked with Massimiliano Allegri in the past, and the Premier League trio have again all been tipped to make the Italian their next manager.
Unai Emery, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and Mauricio Pochettino are all under immense pressure at their respective clubs after shaky starts to the season.
And according to the reliable Football Italia, cited by @WorldwideAFC, Allegri’s immediate future appears to be in England, with the Italian amongst the favourites for the job at all three sides.
Allegri, who left Juventus at the end of the previous campaign, is thought to be open to a return to management, and with Emery under pressure at the Emirates, should the Gunners act quick and bring in the 52-year-old?
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Even though the Gunners have struggled at times in the early stages of the new season, sacking Emery and replacing him with Allegri would certainly be a rushed, and perhaps rash move.
It’s easy to forget that the Gunners, who have already faced both Liverpool and Tottenham this season, are just two points behind reigning champions Manchester City after six games.
Emery, with the signings he’s made over the summer, needs to finish in the top four at the bare minimum. If he fails to achieve that, then the Gunners could consider parting ways with the Spaniard, but until then, Emery should be given the time to prove he’s the man to take the club forward.
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