Tare opens up to DAZN: the Rossoneri DS’s words are already making waves
This Sunday, May 3rd, DAZN will air an exclusive interview with Igli Tare, AC Milan’s sporting director, which is already generating buzz thanks to previews released in recent hours. Four powerful, meaningful quotes that reveal a great deal about the man himself and the vision he intends to pursue at the club.
“One of the best days of my life”
The most personal declaration is almost moving: “The day I finalised the agreement with Milan was one of the best of my life.” Words that show just how much joining AC Milan represents not just a professional step for Tare, but a dream come true. A feeling that Rossoneri fans understand perfectly, because Milan is no ordinary club – it is a history, a tradition, an identity that runs through the veins.
His relationship with Ibrahimovic: “We’re both Balkans”
On his relationship with Zlatan Ibrahimovic, charismatic figurehead within Casa Milan, the sporting director pulls no punches: “We’re both Balkans – we say things to each other’s faces.” A direct, frank rapport, built on mutual honesty. In a world where diplomacy often overshadows sincerity, this kind of relationship between executives is a genuine asset. Ibrahimovic and Tare, united by Balkan roots and a winning mentality, appear to be building their professional partnership on solid and authentic foundations.
On Leão: “He has incredible potential, and he doesn’t even realise it himself”
No interview about Milan would be complete without a reflection on Rafael Leão, the Portuguese ace who has dazzled San Siro for years. Tare’s words are illuminating: “He has incredible potential, and he doesn’t even realise it himself.” A phrase that sounds like an invitation – almost an exhortation – for the Rossoneri number 10 to become fully aware of his talent and dedicate it entirely to the team. If even the sporting director sees untapped room for growth in Leão, then the best is truly yet to come.
“To be worthy of Milan, we must win again”
The most powerful quote, however, is the final one – a true programmatic manifesto: “To be worthy of Milan, we must win again. We have to leave our mark here.”
Words that carry the weight of a solemn commitment. Milan ended the just-concluded season without a single trophy: no league title, no Coppa Italia, no Supercoppa Italiana. A painful drought that makes the sporting director’s message all the more urgent. Winning again is not merely a sporting objective: it is a matter of identity and respect for a glorious history built on eighteen league titles, seven Champions Leagues and countless domestic and international trophies.
Those words deserve to be displayed in the dressing rooms at Milanello and in the boardrooms at Casa Milan, where the decisions that will shape the club’s future are made. The path is clear: ambition, courage and the will to leave a mark. Milan starts again from here.
