Repubblica wrote that tension remains high at Milan, with the Curva Sud stands remaining empty for the first 15 minutes before resuming chants urging Cardinale to sell the club.
Meanwhile, Elliott's influence is becoming increasingly evident, beyond the massive loan through which it has exerted significant financial and market influence since 2022. Gerry Cardinale, the controlling shareholder, has not been seen at San Siro since September.
Yesterday, his top advisor, Ibrahimovic, was also absent (due to fever), leaving the search for a new sporting director to CEO Furlani.
Ibrahimovic is reportedly disappointed and on his way out.
Meanwhile, former Juventus executive Paratici, spotted in Milan, is now considered the frontrunner. Until his ban for the capital gains case expires in July, he could work as an external consultant from London.
Additionally, RedBird representatives are absent from the board of directors of the company managing the new stadium, despite Cardinale’s fund having specific expertise in the field. Instead, Milan’s financial director Cocirio, linked to Elliott, is part of the board.
As for the coaching position, Conte currently appears to be the top candidate, followed by Mancini and Allegri.
