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AC Milan Sign Aurélien Guernier from Birmingham City on a Three-Year Deal
A Young British Talent for Milan’s Future AC Milan make their move in the youth market and land an interesting signing with an eye on the future: Aurélien Guernier, an English attacker born in 2007, has today put pen to paper at the club’s Milan headquarters. A free-transfer operation — the player was out of…
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AC Milan Without a Sporting Director: Kirovski and Gardiner in Charge, Amorim Risks Becoming an “English-Style Manager”
The Rossoneri’s Governance: A Puzzle Still Unsolved AC Milan enters the summer of 2026 without a clear sporting director at the helm, and the scenario taking shape is exactly what many observers feared: no external sporting director, no technically qualified director of international standing, but instead the management handed over to figures already inside the…
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Milan Still Without a Sporting Director in Mid-June: The Krösche Deadlock, the Kirovski Option and a Governance That Won’t Take Off
It’s mid-June 2026 and AC Milan still have no sporting director or technical director in place. For a club of the Rossoneri’s history and international standing, the situation continues to raise eyebrows and serious questions about the functioning of the club’s leadership structure. The summer transfer window is already well underway, pre-season is around the…
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Ibrahimovic Under Fire: The New York Times Slams Zlatan as a World Cup Pundit
Zlatan Ibrahimovic’s stint as a television pundit during the World Cup is turning into anything but a success story. The iconic Swedish striker, who has been away from the pitch for some time and is currently in a transitional phase regarding his official role at AC Milan, has come under heavy fire from the American…
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Leão Between the World Cup and His Milan Future: The Premier League Dream vs a Contract Until 2028
Rafael Leão finds himself at a pivotal crossroads, both in an AC Milan shirt and with the Portuguese national team. The summer of 2026 promises to be decisive in determining whether the gifted winger continues his journey at the San Siro or, as he has openly stated, seeks a new challenge abroad. “I Want a…
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Modric and AC Milan: Three Open Scenarios Between Staying, Retiring and a Real Madrid Return
The future of Luka Modric at AC Milan is far from settled. In fact, looking at the signals coming from Croatia and Madrid in recent weeks, the Croatian maestro’s time in rossonero may be drawing to a close. Despite the player’s own desire to keep making a difference on the pitch — as he proved…
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AC Milan Still Without a Sporting Director: Thiago Pinto Says No and the Search Restarts
AC Milan are once again dealing with an unresolved boardroom situation. In mid-June, with the summer transfer window already in full swing, the Rossoneri still lack a complete sporting structure: no technical director, no sporting director. A delay that is already weighing heavily and risks undermining the entire summer. Coach First, Everything Else Later: A…
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Leão and His AC Milan Future: Amorim Is a Factor, But the World Cup Comes First
The future of Rafael Leão remains a key talking point at AC Milan. The Portuguese winger has made statements that offer genuine optimism for Rossoneri supporters: the arrival of Rúben Amorim on the Milan bench is, for the number ten, a factor that weighs in favour of staying. “Amorim Pushes Me to Stay”: Leão’s Own…
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Scaroni and Cardinale’s “Magic Touch”: Words That Spark Debate, But the Stadium Moves Forward
AC Milan president Paolo Scaroni has stepped into the public spotlight with statements that have sparked lively debate among Rossoneri supporters. Two main topics were addressed: his trust in Gerry Cardinale‘s vision, and the future of Milan’s new stadium. Cardinale’s “Magic Touch”: Confidence in the Amorim Choice Scaroni publicly expressed confidence in the American owner’s…
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AC Milan Still Without a Sporting Director: The Krösche Case and the Governance Puzzle
AC Milan is going through a deep transition, facing organisational challenges that demand swift answers and bold decisions. The failure to confirm Markus Krösche as Head of Football — the new executive model chosen by the ownership — opens an unexpected scenario, but also a significant opportunity to build something solid and lasting. A Two-Sided…
