Massimiliano Allegri has claimed his Juventus successor will be "a manager of Manchester" amid speculation linking Pep Guardiola with a shock move to Turin.
On Thursday, Italian news agency AGI reported Manchester City boss Guardiola had agreed a four-year contract worth €24 million annually to take over at Serie A champions Juve, claiming the deal will be announced on June 4 before a presentation 10 days later.
Speaking before City completed an unprecedented domestic treble by hammering Watford 6-0 in last weekend's FA Cup final, Guardiola insisted he had no intention of moving to Juventus and club board member Alberto Galassi told Sky Italia the renewed reports were "a load of nonsense".