Following the old ladies poor performance against inter Milan in the coppa Italia final which caused the old ladies to lose the trophy to the rival side rendered the legend of the club Nedved very angry and furious.
The legend and current president of the club, reportedly entered into the dressing room and slammed the players and the manager for performing poorly against the rivals.
The legend have won a series of trophies for the old ladies during his time spell at the club which earned him a legendary status in the club history and also earned him the privilege to be their vice president.
Allegri vs Nedved: Is the stage set for another duel?
The old ladies once sent the legendary coach away from the club in 2019 and per renowned reports from the team announced it was former sporting director Fabio Paratici and vice-president Pavel Nedved were considered as the main masterminds behind the coup.
The former Cagliari and Milan manager eventually made his return to Turin last summer. But while Paratici departed to North London, the Czech remains at the club, which left observers to wonder how he and the returning manager would get along.
Well, let’s just say that another disappointing season surely didn’t help in bandaging the old wounds.
Calciomercato journalist Gianni Visnadi explains the complicated relationship between Allegri and Nedved.
As a club icon, the latter remains very popular amongst the fans. But aside from his recurring angry reaction in the stands, it remains unclear what his actual role is and how much power he truly wields when it comes to decision making.
Following the Coppa Italia final defeat, the vice-president lashed out on the players in the locker-room for their alleged lack of effort throughout the campaign.
While the legend was very angry towards the players,it was also a message for the Allegri as he is the current manager and instructor of the style of play and decision making in substitution. The fans’ wrath towards the coach’s unprogressive style of football has been growing recently, and the Czech might be the one leading the charge from the inside.
But whatever feelings of resentment between the men, the last thing Juventus need is another internal conflict between two of the club’s highest ranked officers
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