Allegri could sign a €50 million contract with a Saudi club

Massimiliano Allegri has received an offer from Al-Ahli, a club owned by the sovereign wealth fund PIF, for a two-year contract worth €50 million, according to Corriere dello Sport.

The coach, who previously led Juventus, is currently looking for a new challenge after finishing his career in Turin. The offer from the Arab club guarantees him €25 million per season, which is significantly higher than the income of coaches of other clubs, such as Stefano Pioli, who earns €10 million at Al-Nassr.

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Al-Ahli is one of four major football clubs supported by the PIF, which is actively investing in the sports sector as part of the Vision 2030 plan.

Allegri has already turned down offers from West Ham, Al-Shabab and Belgium, but Al-Ahli is looking far more attractive. He is waiting for his agent to return from Melbourne to make a final decision.