Milan Working on Their Management Structure: Krösche in the Crosshairs
While the spotlight remains firmly on the pitch, AC Milan‘s leadership is working hard behind the scenes, shaping the structure of the club for both the present and the future. The most significant news on the boardroom front concerns the search for a top-level sporting director, with the name of Markus Krösche — currently, or rather by now formerly, at Eintracht Frankfurt — circulating with increasing insistence.
Krösche has already tendered his resignation from the German club, but the situation is far from straightforward: Frankfurt would like to manage the transition in an orderly fashion, ideally promoting an internal figure capable of filling his shoes. On the other side, the executive is said to be strongly tempted by the idea of moving to Milan — a historic and ambitious club that represents one of the most high-profile challenges in European football.
Milan’s Plan: A Management Duo Based on the Eintracht Model
The most intriguing aspect of the Rossoneri’s project is the intention not to stop at Krösche alone. According to the latest reports, Milan would like to replicate the organisational model of Eintracht Frankfurt, bringing to Milan not only the sporting director but also the General Manager who worked alongside Krösche at the German club. A tried-and-tested duo, sharing a working method and a common vision on the transfer market and squad building.
These are days of intense negotiations, with frantic phone calls and multiple open fronts. It is not an easy deal to close, given Frankfurt’s resistance, but the Rossoneri’s determination appears firm. The objective is to equip Milan with a modern, efficient and forward-looking management structure that can best support Rúben Amorim‘s work on the touchline.
Contract Renewals: Pulisic and Rabiot Close to Signing, Pavlović Already Official
On the contract renewal front, the news is equally positive. As already confirmed, Strahinja Pavlović‘s extension has already been made official — a strong signal of the club’s determination to lock down its defensive pillars.
As for Christian Pulisic, the renewal is virtually done and the official announcement is expected within the next few days. The American, one of the most consistent and decisive players of this season, will continue to wear the Rossoneri shirt — a piece of news sure to delight Milan supporters. Another important confirmation concerns Adrien Rabiot: the French midfielder, currently sidelined through injury, is in advanced talks over a contract extension with the club.
Three renewals that send a clear message of stability and ambition: Milan believes in its project and wants to build solid foundations, both on and off the pitch. The direction is right, and the coming months promise exciting developments on both the sporting and the organisational front.
