Allegri and Tare: Reports of a Possible AC Milan Departure
Major developments are emerging from Casa Milan: according to Michele Criscitiello on SportItalia, there is reportedly strong discontent from Massimiliano Allegri, who could decide to walk away from the Rossoneri project. Furthermore, Igli Tare, a key figure in the club’s sporting department, is also said to be leaning towards the exit door.
What Is Happening Inside the Rossoneri Boardroom?
The internal situation at AC Milan appears to be in flux. According to reports that have surfaced in recent hours, the atmosphere between the club’s top management and the figures working in the technical-sporting area is far from harmonious. Allegri’s unhappiness — a manager with vast experience and an impressive trophy cabinet across Serie A and the Champions League — would be a significant indication of the direction the club is taking.
Tare’s position also appears uncertain. The sporting director, renowned for his remarkable work at Lazio where he built competitive squads through smart investment, seems to be reconsidering his role. Should both depart, entirely new scenarios would open up for the future of Milan’s management structure.
Milan’s Season: Between Expectations and Reality
The current campaign has proven more challenging than anticipated. The absence from European competition should have provided a competitive advantage in the league — a rare opportunity to channel all efforts into Serie A and aim high. However, inconsistent results have tempered the initial ambitions, sparking intense debate among pundits and supporters alike.
That said, Milan remain a club under construction with enormous potential. With the right support and reinforcements, this squad can return to competing at the highest level both domestically and in Europe. The Rossoneri faithful know it well: this club’s history is built on cycles, and after every transitional phase, a resurgence has always followed.
What Does the Future Hold for AC Milan?
Should Allegri and Tare’s departures materialise, the club based on Via Aldo Rossi would face a crucial crossroads. Yet every change also brings opportunity: the chance to reshape the sporting project, to introduce fresh ideas and energy into a structure that needs an ambitious relaunch.
The stadium question remains another critical issue. Sharing San Siro with Inter until 2026 continues to be a hot topic, especially given the ownership’s investments in sporting venues elsewhere around the world. Building a club-owned stadium would represent a decisive step towards independence and financial growth.
AC Milan remain a global football giant, with seven Champions League titles in their cabinet and a passionate fanbase spanning every corner of the planet. Difficult moments, in Rossoneri history, have always been the prelude to great comebacks. And this time will be no different.
Source
Michele Criscitiello — SportItalia
