Juventus coach Massimiliano Allegri is hoping for a fifth straight Serie A title for the Bianconeri as preparations for the 2015/16 season continue.
After confirming the signing of striker Mario Mandzukic, the Old Lady seem to only get stronger as they add experienced players such as Sami Khedira to their squad alongside up and coming talents including Paulo Dybala.
“I hope that Juventus can go and win their fifth Serie A title in a row,” the Italian coach told an event at Aglianese Calcio, the final team he played for and subsequently took charge of in 2003.
“I hope that this year Aglianese can win the championship, I had a very positive experience here and if I had not started here then I would not be coach of Juventus.”
Tuscan side Aglianese play in the seventh tier of Italian football, the Prima Categoria, and clearly holds a special place in the 47-year-old’s heart, leading to being awarded honorary citizenship of the city of Agliana.
“I spent two wonderful years here and I believe Agliana will always remain in my heart. I still follow Aglianese today.”
