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Massimiliano Allegri will reportedly hold contract talks with Juventus at a time when Manchester United have been linked with an approach for the Italian.

Juventus have reportedly indicated that they want to hold contract talks with manager Massimiliano Allegri.

The Italian has won four league and cup doubles since arriving in Turin in 2014, while Juventus have also finished as runners-up in the Champions League on two occasions.

The 51-year-old's success has frequently led to links with the Premier League, and Manchester United are said to be considering an approach for Allegri in the summer.

However, according to Calciomercato, Juventus are keen to hand Allegri an extension to his current deal and want to begin discussions.

Allegri has another 18 months remaining on his contract, although Juventus may not stand in his way should he express a desire to leave in the summer.

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