Atalanta tell AC Milan D'Amico won't leave

Milan CEO Furlani still prefers Tony D'Amico

Many names have been mentioned in Milan's search for a new sporting director: Andrea Berta, Igle Tare, Fabio Paratici, Giovanni Manna, Tony D’Amico and others, with the preference of CEO Giorgio Furlani, he holds the reins for this operation, which falls precisely on the executive under contract with Atalanta. (Photo by Marco Canoniero/LightRocket via Getty Images) It will not be easy to bring in the former Hellas Verona man, given that just yes…

Milan Endure Blow in Search for a New Apical Official

Milan covet Atalanta director Tony D’Amico, hence the hesitance in hiring Igli Tare despite touching base with him multiple times, but his current team is very confident he won’t leave. CEO Luca Percassi weighed in during the unveiling of their new jerseys (via Mediaset).“He’s a great exec. He’s key to us and will take on the huge task of creating a competitive squad again. I’ve major confidence in him. He’s happy to stay despite the interest fr…

CorSera: Milan not giving up on new era with D'Amico and Sarri - the situation

By: Oliver Fisher AC Milan are not giving up on hiring Tony D’Amico as their next sporting director despite Atalanta’s resistance, a report claims.Today’s edition of Corriere della Sera (via MilanNews) begins a report by recalling the words of Atalanta CEO Luca Percassi: “D’Amico will remain at Atalanta . He will have the task of creating a team that is still competitive.”The Nerazzurri sporting director has long been in the sights of Milan and …

Luca Percassi's words yesterday did not leave much room for interpretation: Atalanta is counting on Tony D'Amico for the next few seasons as well. Nonetheless, today's Corriere della Sera writes, Milan has not given up and the game remains open. The Devil is looking for a new sporting director and CEO Giorgio Furlani has identified the 45-year-old former Hellas Verona player as the right man. Relations with the Goddess are excellent and it canno…

Atalanta tell AC Milan D'Amico won't leave

Atalanta CEO Luca Percassi insists Milan-linked Tony D’Amico won’t leave the Nerazzurri: ‘I have great trust in him, and he’s happy to stay.’D’Amico recently emerged as one of the Milan candidates for the sporting director role, but the Italian executive is contracted with Atalanta, and La Dea is unwilling to let him go.Atalanta organised a press conference on Wednesday to unveil a new partnership with New Balance, during which Percassi confirme…