The director of TeleLombardia, Fabio Ravezzani, spoke live on TuttoMercatoWeb Radio during Maracanà. He spoke about Milan's new technical project first. Here's what he had to say:
"We're all groping in the dark. Even at the sporting director level, first it was Tare, now it's Paratici. I don’t believe much in certain phone calls—Allegri is an extremely reserved person and smart enough that if he had any contact with Milan, he wouldn’t tell anyone. Furlani is like a UFO here in Milan. The strange thing is that Paratici had convinced them to sack Allegri in favor of Sarri, and Allegri had sworn revenge on Paratici and Nedved."
"It’s ridiculous and amateurish to let the media speculate randomly about a ‘casting’ for a month. No well-prepared club takes one or two months to find a sporting director—a decision should be made in five days. This never-ending casting process, lasting a month and a half, proves the total incompetence of those handling it. If you have three candidates, you meet them all, and within two days, you decide. This is proof of the complete anarchy within Milan."
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Obviously, there is a lot of tension within the AC Milan world who are eager to find out the next step in the club's direction towards the new sporting director. This pressure, is expected, at a high-level club, says midfielder Yunus Musah, who said the following in a recent interview:
"Being at Milan, you expect to have this pressure. It's a privilege because, at the end of the day, if I wasn't a professional footballer, I wouldn't experience this stuff. You have to take the positives as well and then, when people are criticizing you, saying bad stuff about you, I've found so much of that during my career that it doesn't phase me at all now. At the beginning, you see it and you listen to it. Then afterward, you just see it and it still gets inside. You get better at ignoring the comments, but you still see them. It gets inside you," he told Goal.com.
