Cuadrado's Juve tenure: Duration of his football career with the club

As one of the most successful managers in Serie A history, Massimiliano Allegri has been associated with Juventus for over two decades. However, it was the arrival of former Juventus captain and current coach, Massimo Carrera, that brought about the end of the club's long association with the Juve legend.

Carrera took over as manager of Juventus in February 2011 after the departure of Antonio Conte, who had led the club to three consecutive league titles. Under Carrera's leadership, Juventus struggled for consistency, finishing in the top four positions just twice during his tenure.

In June 2014, Carrera announced his resignation from the position of manager of Juventus, citing personal reasons. The decision came as a shock to many, as Carrera had led Juventus to five consecutive Serie A titles and numerous domestic and European cups throughout his time at the club.

However, the end of Carrera's tenure marked the beginning of a new era at Juventus under the guidance of Massimiliano Allegri. Allegri's appointment coincided with the club's move into Turin, where he would spend the next decade leading Juventus to unprecedented success.

Under Allegri's management, Juventus won back-to-back Serie A titles in 2015-2016 and 2016-2017. He also guided the team to victory in the UEFA Champions League in both seasons, becoming only the second Italian manager to achieve this feat since the introduction of the tournament in 1992.

Allegri's reign at Juventus was characterized by his tactical acumen, ability to manage young talent, and unwavering commitment to winning. His impact on the club is immeasurable, and his legacy will be remembered for years to come.