Milan will modify its executive structure in view of the upcoming season.
This enhancement is necessary in light of the mistakes made in the current year, also considering the investments made in the two transfer windows.
Giorgio Furlani will choose the next sporting director, and as of now, Fabio Paratici is clearly the favorite. Some say that he has already been chosen and only needs to sign, but it's right to wait for the closure of the deal to say it's done. After all, Milan is never short of surprises and twists. Paratici is liked and has a good relationship with the Rossoneri CEO, however, other sporting directors will also be considered because it is crucial not to focus only on one name but to understand who the right person is for Milan's rebuilding.
The season is not over yet, there are 9 league matches left plus the Coppa Italia, in theory, the Rossoneri could still qualify for next year's Champions League, but not all fans believe it. There is a lot of skepticism about the team's comeback, also because Conceiçao's team never gives the impression of dominating the match.
Missing out on the Champions League would have disastrous consequences even from a financial point of view. Milan is a club with its finances in order and a balanced budget, but not participating in next year's Champions League would result in a loss of 60 million euros, the amount Milan earned this year for participating in the new format. These missing revenues will inevitably weigh on the next transfer market, as the amount allocated for purchases will be lower than last year. This is where player sales come into play, especially for those at the end of their cycle or players on loan who are no longer considered useful for the project.
But who will be Milan's next coach? According to Giovanni Galeone, it won't be Allegri. We are talking about the mentor of the Livorno coach, a trusted man who is always close to Massimiliano. As said many times in the past, Allegri has never been contacted by Milan, not even for a direct inquiry. However, a phone call between the club and the former Juventus coach could happen in the coming weeks. Probably, as of now, priority is being given to the choice of the sporting director, and above all, they will try to let Conceiçao work in peace until the end of the year.
Source: Milannews.it
