Allegri’s time at Juventus looked to be coming to an end following a tumultuous relationship with the press and with several of his players — despite an incredible record since arriving in 2014.
The former AC Milan boss has won six of the seven domestic trophies on offer in that time, and even reached the Champions League final in his first season.
Max Allegri is has been a massive success at Juventus since arriving in 2014EPA
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Arsene Wenger looks more likely to stay following news of Max Allegri’s dealRex Features
However, this third campaign appeared to be his last following public confrontations with high-profile stars, Paulo Dybala and Leonardo Bonucci.
Allegri’s ambitions of creating a dynasty at a club saw him become the frontrunner to replace Arsene Wenger at Arsenal as the Frenchman seemed set to leave the end of the current campaign.
Max Allegri had been tipped as a potential successor to Luis Enrique at BarcelonaGetty Images
However, both clubs have changed their tactics in recent weeks with Wenger set to stay at the Emirates and the Nou Camp board moving on to other candidates.
Despite his differences with the club, Allegri has decided to stay as he feels the Bianconeri have protected him more than any other in his career.
Juve see him as their new Marcello Lippi.
Marcello Lippi created a dynasty at Juventus and they want same with Max AllegriAFPJuventus celebrate winning Champions League under Marcello Lippi in 1996Getty Images
The current China manager established the Bianconeri as the best team in Europe with a Champions League triumph in 1996, following two successive final appearances in 1997 and 1998 in a five-and-a-half-year spell where he also won Serie A three seasons on the spin.
He returned in 2001 and won back-to-back titles and reached a fourth final in Europe’s premier competition.
Allegri is on course for a third successive Scudetto.
And he could lead the club to a second Champions League final in three years.
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