Rossoneri fans mobilize: petition launched for Furlani’s resignation
The AC Milan world is being swept by a wave of discontent that can no longer be ignored. In recent hours, an online petition calling for the resignation of Giorgio Furlani, the club’s CEO, has gained significant momentum, already surpassing 2,000 signatures and continuing to grow. It is a clear signal — albeit symbolic — that powerfully expresses the frustration felt by a large portion of the Milanese fanbase.
Four years of management: a divisive balance sheet
Furlani joined AC Milan in 2022 and, as of May 2026, finds himself under mounting pressure from supporters. The argument put forward by those signing the petition is straightforward: in four years, Milan have never genuinely competed for the Serie A title. The technical and tactical overhauls carried out season after season have failed to bear fruit, leaving fans with a lingering sense of unfulfilled potential.
This is not an isolated episode. On social media and in everyday life, the fan base is increasingly united in demanding a change of direction at the top of the club. According to persistent rumours, significant developments could take place at the Via Aldo Rossi headquarters before the summer.
A deep malaise: fans no longer identify with the club
What is most concerning, beyond the sporting results, is a growing identity gap between the fan base and the club’s leadership. Many supporters openly state that they no longer recognise themselves in the values and philosophy currently being pursued by the club. And perhaps this is the most serious warning sign that the management should heed.
There are even rumours of a possible public demonstration in the coming days, further evidence of how far discontent has grown beyond what can be managed through institutional silence alone. The petition remains a symbolic, digital act — but the message is powerful: the patience of the Curva and the organised supporter groups has a limit, and that limit appears to have been reached.
What could change: end-of-season scenarios
The coming weeks will be decisive. Milan’s end-of-season performance will determine not only their final league position, but also the internal balance of power within the club. Rumours of changes at the top exist and persist: it will be the pitch — and the final standing in the table — that determines how strongly those rumours translate into concrete decisions.
Milan boast a glorious history — 19 Serie A titles, 7 UEFA Champions League trophies — and a fan base that has lived through unforgettable seasons of triumph. It is precisely this collective memory that makes the contrast with a present unable to meet expectations all the more painful for a club of such international standing.
The hope — the kind that never deserts those who have red and black in their blood — is that these signals will be embraced as a catalyst to build a more ambitious, more competitive Milan, capable of fighting once again for the trophies its history demands.
