The Athletic: USMNT boss Pochettino holds talks with Milan over head coach job
AC Milan new coach search is still ongoing. The newest name revealed by the media is the USMNT boss Mauricio ...
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Di Marzio: “Iraola stalling. Milan should look elsewhere”
Gianluca Di Marzio, within “Caffè Di Marzio”, the podcast in collaboration between TuttoMercatoWeb.com and Gianlucadimarzio.com, provided this update on the ...
Michael Edwards among candidates to replace Furlani as CEO at AC Milan
After the dismissal of Giorgio Furlani, Gerry Cardinale, together with Zlatan Ibrahimović, Senior Advisor of RedBird, and Massimo Calvelli, a ...
AC Milan in urgent search for new CEO, sporting director and head coach
The Italian newspaper 'Il Quotidiano Sportivo' headlines this morning about Milan: "Rangnick idea as new technical director. Coach search, race ...
Pochettino contacted as AC Milan next coach search intensifies
AC Milan next coach search is now underway after the club’s preferred target, Andoni Iraola, but the Basque coach, after ...
Iraola prefers Crystal Palace over AC Milan – New names considered by the Rossoneri
Seventy-two hours after the major shake-up by Gerry Cardinale, who, following Milan’s failure to qualify for the Champions League, dismissed ...
Rangnick sets his conditions for joining AC Milan as director
After coming close to him in 2020, when he was on the verge of taking over the Rossoneri bench before ...
Iraola closer to Crystal Palace and Milan turn to another Premier League name to replace Allegri
A.C. Milan will not be getting Andoni Iraola after all: his move from AFC Bournemouth to Milan has collapsed. The ...
Maldini reacts to Cardinale’s reported “one-man show” comment
On the sidelines of the Sky Inclusion Days, Paolo Maldini said only a few words, but gave a clear response ...
Trevisani: “Milan, there should also be the humility to say ‘we were wrong’”
Interviewed by those at 'Milan Vibes' during the programme “Milan Express”, Riccardo Trevisani spoke about AC Milan, touching on several ...
