Serie A, most-fined managers in five years: Allegri holds unwanted record

Allegri fined €10,000 and banned for two matches after his Napoli-Roma dismissal; he's now Serie A's most-sanctioned manager in five years with €85,000 in total fines.

Massimiliano Allegri received a two-match ban and €10,000 fine from the sports judge following his red card in Napoli's match against Roma. The Napoli manager will miss the upcoming away fixtures against Monza and Juventus.

Allegri announced at his pre-match press conference that he would not appeal the decision, joking: "I decided to give up the appeal. You never know, maybe instead of two match bans I get four. So let's stop at two."

This is Allegri's eighth fine since the 2021/22 season, bringing his total sanctions to €85,000 over the past five years — the highest among all Serie A managers. The tally includes penalties from Serie A and the Supercoppa Italiana, though Coppa Italia suspensions are served within that competition only.