Juventus sporting director Beppe Marotta is expected to discuss a new deal with coach Massimiliano Allegri, when the tactician returns from Sardinia in the second week of July.
Having reached the Champions League final at the end of last season, the Bianconeri were undone by a rampant Barcelona side but having already secured the Serie A title and Coppa Italia trophy, the Turin-based outfit nonetheless had a very successful campaign.
According to La Stampa, Allegri’s performance in his first year has meant that he will be offered an extra 12 months on top of his current contract, which was set to expire in 2016, as well as a salary of €2.5 million per season.
However, due to the hastiness in which the former AC Milan boss was hired after previous incumbent Antonio Conte left the club, Allegri is expected to request an improvement on this offer, in line with salaries earned by other top Italian league coaches.
