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AC Milan, Glasner closing in: the Austrian has said yes, now the club must seal the deal
Glasner-Milan, almost there: the Austrian is the number one favourite for the Rossoneri bench The situation surrounding AC Milan’s managerial position is becoming increasingly clear. In recent hours, new contacts have emerged between the Rossoneri and Oliver Glasner, a 51-year-old Austrian coach who, according to the latest available information, has given his agreement to Milan’s…
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Braida and Milan’s identity crisis: “It makes me want to cry, the club has lost its soul”
Braida: the voice of someone who built Milan’s greatness Ariedo Braida, the legendary sporting director of AC Milan during the golden era of Silvio Berlusconi and Adriano Galliani, gave an interview at the Festival della Serie A in Parma that quickly spread across the football world and touched the hearts of Rossoneri fans everywhere. A…
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AC Milan: decisive week for coach and management — Glasner and Rangnick the most concrete profiles
A week AC Milan cannot afford to waste The week that has just begun is arguably the most important in recent months for AC Milan. After fifteen days of leadership vacuum — an unprecedented situation even by the standards of Italian football — the Rossoneri club finally appears ready to make concrete decisions. On the…
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AC Milan push to appoint coach and sporting director: Glasner frontrunner, Rangnick situation still open
The week that could change everything: Milan must act now Noticeably behind almost every other club in Serie A when it comes to both transfer market activity and technical appointments, AC Milan are now entering what could be the most important week of their summer. By 8 June, the club from Via Aldo Rossi is…
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Loftus-Cheek and his Milan future: “I can’t say much at the moment”
Loftus-Cheek stays silent: future up in the air Ruben Loftus-Cheek has spoken publicly about his future at AC Milan — but his words have done little to clarify the situation. The English midfielder told reporters: “I can’t say much about my future at the moment,” adding that he is taking time to relax with his…
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Milan in limbo: Rangnick, Cardinale and a standstill that is hurting the transfer market
AC Milan adrift: fifteen days without a leader It has now been fifteen days since AC Milan has had any form of operational leadership. Gerry Cardinale‘s decision to wipe the slate clean across the entire management structure has left the club in a state of paralysis that, with every passing day, risks handing a significant…
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Leão loses his head in Portugal vs Chile: red card and transfer value at risk
Leão: an incident that raises serious concerns The footage has gone viral, and the reaction across European football has been one of disbelief. Rafael Leão, playing for Portugal in their pre-World Cup friendly against Chile, completely lost his composure. The AC Milan winger grabbed an opponent by the throat, struck him with a punch and…
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AC Milan without leadership for two weeks: transfer market stalls and players wait for answers
It has now been almost two weeks since 25 May, the date on which Gerry Cardinale carried out a complete overhaul — or rather, a total wipeout — of the club’s top brass. Since then, AC Milan finds itself in a situation unprecedented in its recent history: no chief executive, no technical director, no sporting…
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“Cardinale Go Home”: AC Milan fans’ protest reaches the club’s headquarters
A message that appeared in the last few hours right outside AC Milan’s headquarters on Via Aldo Rossi says more than any official statement could about the mood of a fanbase pushed to its limits: “Cardinale Go Home, free AC Milan”. A clear, unmistakable message that lays bare the growing chasm between the American ownership,…
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Leao wants to leave AC Milan: “I need a new challenge, the Premier League is my dream”
Leao breaks his silence: the farewell to Milan is clear in the Portuguese star’s mind Rafael Leão has said it before, he says it again, and now he explains why: he wants to leave AC Milan. The Portuguese winger, speaking to Sport TV in Portugal — with his statements also picked up by Milan News…









