According to Longo, Naples pays 6 million euros per year for Allegri, and Milan offers 3.5 million euros + bonus.
After Idalino is approaching the renewal of Bologna, Milan's first choice for the new coach has been changed to Allegri. Over the past few hours, Milan asked Mota if he was interested in taking over, and then accelerated his engagement with Allegri with the goal of reaching a preliminary economic agreement.
Allegri has verbally agreed to coach Naples and is preparing to sign a two-year contract with an annual salary of 6 million euros, but he hesitated in the face of Milan's invitation.
Milan's confidence in asking for Allegri back has increased, and he is currently the hottest candidate. Milan prepared a three-year contract for Allegri, with an annual salary of 3.5 million euros plus bonuses, while Allegri asked for 5 million euros plus bonuses, but there is still room for negotiation between the two sides.
The current feeling is that Friday may become a decisive day, and Allegri is waiting for Naples to make a clear statement. He does not want to delay until next week. If there is no response for a long time, Allegri will be happy to accept Milan's offer.