Allegri considers waiving severance to join Napoli from Milan

Massimiliano Allegri is contemplating renouncing the severance pay he is owed from AC Milan to take the head coach position at SSC Napoli. Allegri, who was dismissed from Milan after the 2025-26 season, was expected to succeed Antonio Conte in Naples on a two-year contract. Currently, Allegri and Milan have not reached a mutual agreement regarding his severance payment, which Milan has offered to settle at €500,000. Allegri's desire to expedite his move to Napoli may lead him to forgo his €5 million entitlement from Milan, while he is set to earn €4.5 million annually at Napoli. Pre-season is approaching, increasing the urgency for both parties to finalize the arrangement.

• 4:40 PMYahoo Sports — Allegri could waive Milan severance pay in order to facilitate Napoli move