Man United, Man City, Chelsea are preparing to go crazy for Bonucci

Center-back Leonardo Bonucci could leave Serie A to play in the Premier League at the end of this season due to a conflict with coach Allegri.

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Italian media said that the relationship between coach Allegri and center-back Bonucci - one of the most vocal players in the Juventus dressing room - has been unstable in recent months. The post-match actions in the middle of the match between Parlemo was just the last straw. Specifically, the press shared that Allegri and Bonucci had a loud argument in the dressing room after the match, they described "the two of them could not control their emotions" and "screamed at each other".

"The rice is not good, the soup is not sweet."

There has been no public apology from Bonucci, and it is understandable that he had to sit in the stands during the win against Porto this morning, despite being completely healthy.

According to The Sun, Chelsea and Man City almost immediately returned to the race to sign the 29-year-old player when they heard the "good news". The two Premier League giants were powerless to lure Bonucci away from Juventus last summer. At that time, the most prestigious newspapers in England such as Sky Sports and BBC confirmed that Man City had officially offered 42 million pounds for the Italian player but could not convince him to come to the Premier League.

Bonucci is still a true leader in Juventus' defense.

Currently, Bonucci is still an important card in the operation scheme of coach Max Allegri. According to Gazzetta dello Sports, if things do not change in a more positive direction, Bonucci will consider his future next summer.

There will certainly be no shortage of teams that want his services, especially when Conte was Bonucci's teacher at Juventus and the Italian national team. In addition, Man United and Man City are also ideal destinations when coach Jose Mourinho's team needs a "leader" to play alongside Bailly, while City still do not have a player capable enough to win Pep Guardiola's trust in the back four.

According to TT&VH