Parades had a ‘heated argument’ with Massimiliano Allegri after training’ and expected to leave
REVEALED: Leandro Parades had a ‘heated argument’ with Massimiliano Allegri after training ‘over being left out against Inter Milan’… with the furious midfielder ‘expected to leave’ Juventus in the summer
- A heated argument occurred between Paredes and Juve boss Allegri
- The midfielder is on loan from PSG and is now expected to leave in the summer
- Paredes is said to have ‘brought out his disappointment and frustration’
Juventus midfielder Leandro Paredes is expected to leave the club in the summer after a ‘heated row’ with head coach Massimiliano Allegri, according to reports.
The Argentina international joined the club in the summer on a season-long loan from Paris Saint-Germain, after previously impressing in the Serie A for AS Roma.
However, his stay in Turin is expected to only last the season after coming to blows with Juventus boss Allegri.
On Easter Monday, the pair engaged in a heated argument in front of a large part of the Juventus team, according to Gazetta.
The report states that the altercation ‘ruined’ a barbecue between the players, staff and their families due to the war of words between the pair.
Leandro Paredes was ‘disappointed and frustrated’ to miss out on the squad to face Inter Milan
Massimiliano Allegri and Paredes had a ‘heated row’ in front of parts of the Juventus squad
Paredes lifted the World Cup with Argentina in December 2022 after beating France in the final
With Paredes already appearing to be nervous during the morning training session, he returned to the dressing room with ‘a brisk pace and anything but a smiling face’ as he approached the head coach.
He is then said to have ‘blurted out’ words against Allegri during ‘moments of tension that brought out all the mix of frustration and disappointment’ after being excluded from the squad to face Inter Milan earlier this month.
The clash between Allegri and Paredes will likely see the midfielder return to PSG in the summer as a permanent transfer to Juventus appears to be off the table.
Chelsea have previously been linked to the World Cup winner and it remains to be seen if they could reignite this interest as they search for a new manager.
Luis Enrique and Julian Nagelsmann are the leading candidates for the long-term role at Stamford Bridge, but it remains to be seen as to who will take the hot seat.
There has also been interest from other European giants, with a potential return to the PSG squad still possible.
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