After being twice turned down by the Italian, Real president Florentino Perez is ready to try again at the end of this season.
And Tuttosport says Allegri is now more open to a move to the Santiago Bernabéu. Indeed, he would be willing to begin negotiations once it is confirmed that AC Milan is out of contention for the Serie A title this season.
During initial talks, the Livorno native has already demanded a couple of signings be made by Real Madrid. First, Allegri has requested the return of Luka Modric, whom he wants to make his main assistant once he retires.
"The Italian coach understands that the Croatian knows the club perfectly, has influence within the dressing room, and can be his perfect right-hand man to foster a good relationship with the players," states Sport.
Secondly, Allegri would urge the club to make a move for Adrien Rabiot, of Milan. He believes that the Frenchman, with his talent, character, and experience, would be an ideal boost to Real's flagging midfield.
Currently, Rabiot is under contract with the Lombardy club until June 2028.