Former Juventus midfielder Alessandro Birindelli has heaped praise on Bianconeri coach Massimiliano Allegri.
The ex-Italian international played for the Old Lady between 1998 and 2007, when he then moved on to play for hometown club Pisa for a season before moving on to Valle Giovenco before hanging up his boots in 2010.
Speaking on a Marina di Castagneto talk show, the 40-year-old was quick to declare his admiration for Allegri.
“Allegri did a very good job last season,” Birindelli began.
“Now it is difficult because he must create something completely new,” he added.
Pisa-born Birindelli continued to speak about some of the club’s transfer targets for the summer transfer window, namely Real Madrid’s Isco.
“There are still midfielders with certain characteristics missing,” he said.
“Isco could be the right choice to replace both Tevez and Giovinco.”
