An important week awaits the Rossoneri club as the owner, Gerry Cardinale, has crucial commitments on his agenda. Milan, in fact, face two extremely delicate matches on the pitch: on Wednesday at San Siro at 18:30 against Bologna, and on Saturday at 20:45, also at San Siro, for the home derby against Inter. They also face two equally important off-the-pitch matters, in which Gerry Cardinale is directly involved.
Milan's owner was in Udine yesterday evening and, at the end of the match, made his thoughts on the game at the BluEnergy Stadium known:
"The team continues to improve and showed great resilience after the disappointing match in Europe. We maintained a high intensity throughout the match; possession of the ball and the aggression in winning it back after losing it were very positive aspects. Ruben (Amorim, ed.) managed the rotations and substitutions well. All this puts us in a good position ahead of Wednesday's match," as relayed via Milan News.
Cardinale's stays in Milan:
During the night, just like the team, Cardinale returned to Milan. He will remain there throughout the week, specifically for all the appointments mentioned earlier.
He will, of course, be close to the team ahead of the two matches against Bologna and Inter, but he will be directly involved in person on Thursday, 29 October, at 16:30 at Castello Sforzesco, for the official presentation, together with Beppe Marotta, of the new San Siro stadium, and for the appointment, or rather, the search, for the new Head of Football.
Markus Krosche remains the frontrunner, but a definitive agreement to bring him to the Rossoneri has not yet been reached. The fact remains that the owner's presence in Milan during this crucial week cannot be a coincidence.
