Sarri remains on AC Milan shortlist to replace Concaiçao

Milan, one of the Italian Serie A teams, is expected to part ways with technical director Sergio Conceiçao. In this context, it was stated that the Boots representative plans to bring Maurizio Sarri to the head of the team.

In the last few hours, the name of the Italian coach has been insistently mentioned for the bench. And there could be an important development for him. Milan could focus on Sarri on the bench. The Tuscan coach in the last few hours seems to have defeated the competition of his direct rivals and is a name that the Rossoneri club has liked for some time. The final decisions will be made only after the Coppa Italia final. At the moment, the priorit…

Allegri could be Milan's new coach, says Biasin

AC Milan owner and RedBird founder, Gerry Cardinale, has recently met with ex Juventus director, Fabio Paratici. If Cardinale met him, it means he remains Milan’s favorite to take on the role of sporting director. So then, what is Giorgio Furlani doing? Why is he meeting Igle Tare? Why is he thinking about Tony D’Amico? Questions without answers. (AC Milan via Getty Images) Or rather, the feeling is that within the club, two different Milans con…

Sarri remains on AC Milan shortlist to replace Concaiçao

Maurizio Sarri remains on Milan’s shortlist to replace Sergio Conceiçao as the Rossoneri are eager to start the new season with an Italian tactician at the helm.Former Juventus, Napoli and Chelsea coach Sarri remains on Milan’s shortlist for the 2025-26 campaign as the Serie A giants aim to start a new project with an Italian tactician in charge.Sarri already emerged as a replacement for Paulo Fonseca in December, but the Italian tactician rejec…

Gallery: 'An Italian Milan', 'Sarri among candidates' - Today's front pages in Italy

By: Isak Möller May is about to commence and AC Milan are yet to decide on their new sporting director, seemingly nowhere closer than a few weeks ago. On the manager front, however, there are some clear candidates. Today’s newspapers highlighted the current situation for the Rossoneri, with a few sporting directors on their radar. However, with Igli Tare reportedly not convincing the CEO Giorgio Furlani, and Atalanta wanting to keep Tony D’Amico…