AC Milan had a very disappointing season so far, despite winning the Italian Super Cup after beating Juventus and Inter in Saudi Arabia, and despite major wins against Real Madrid and Inter (again) in the Champions League and Serie A respectively. The problem was consistency and it seems that the club's managers are leaning towards reshaping the team, starting with a new sports director, and also a new coach.
In fact, Nicolò Schira, journalist and transfer market expert, wrote a long and interesting editorial recently, focusing particularly on Vincenzo Italiano and Milan's interest.
"Milan Coach, Schira: 'Italiano is liked by the Rossoneri. And Cardinale...'
"Bologna is now giving many lessons in Italian football between Serie A and the Coppa Italia to their opponents. An exponential growth in both play and results that is making dreams come true under the Two Towers. The end of the season could grant the Rossoblù a double super achievement. Fourth place, with consequent qualification to the Champions League. And especially the Coppa Italia to raise to the sky (the final against Milan is on May 14 in Rome). If it was enough for Thiago Motta to reach fifth place (last year, thanks to the ranking, it granted access to the Champions League) to soar and guarantee a call from a top club like Juventus, now the spotlight is on Vincenzo Italiano. Spectacular football combined with brilliant results has caught the attention of Milan and Napoli (if Conte leaves)."
As per the source, Italiano's admirers are not lacking, and they are increasing week by week. Don’t be distracted by the market sirens. Before, Italiano wants to write the history of the Emilia club, bringing them to a Cup final after 51 years. Quite something, you might say. Even though these results are becoming a pleasant habit for the coach born in Karlsruhe, as he had already reached the final in both the Coppa Italia and Conference League (twice) while leading Fiorentina. Three finals lost (against stronger opponents on paper) that haven’t at all diminished the extraordinary journey made.
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With Italiano, Fiorentina, in fact, reached European cups three years in a row. An achievement that, for example, his successor Palladino is not guaranteed to reach, despite Commisso having promised him greater investments. But let’s return to Italiano. Before arriving in Florence, he had been the protagonist of a fantastic two-year period at the helm of Spezia, first achieving a historic promotion to Serie A and then securing survival ahead of time. A constantly rising journey since he had previously earned promotion from Serie C to B with Trapani.
Italiano has been achieving high-level results, consistently raising the bar.
The next goal could be to fight for the Scudetto. If Saputo allows it. The Rossoblù patron seems ready to secure him with an extension until 2027. Bologna doesn’t want to lose him: if a big club calls, it would be difficult for Italiano to remain indifferent.
The Sicilian coach loves challenges, and so far, he has always managed to do better than the previous year. For this reason, if the pressure from De Laurentiis and Cardinale increases, the desire to try to lead a top club might prevail. However, be careful: unlike Motta, who only had one season, Italiano has many years of great results and a long journey behind him. That’s why he’s ready to make his mark wherever he goes.
