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Milan’s Coaching Hunt Continues: Xavi Says No, Glasner Leads the Race and Rangnick Remains a Real Option
AC Milan continue their frantic search for a new head coach, but the rejections keep piling up. Almost a week after Allegri’s dismissal, Ibrahimović, Cardinale and Calvelli have yet to reach an agreement with anyone. A casting process that grows more complicated by the day — but one that could also represent the perfect opportunity…
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Maignan’s Wake-Up Call: ‘Milan Will Rise Again’ — But Players Must Step Up
In the days following the defeat against Cagliari, Mike Maignan broke his silence with a social media post that sparked debate across the entire Rossoneri fanbase. The French goalkeeper, and Milan captain, wrote words filled with emotion and a sense of responsibility: “Sooner or later, Milan will rise again.” A phrase that, beyond the bitterness…
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Milan in Turmoil: Allegri Had Already Agreed Terms with Napoli Before the Cagliari Game, Furlani Signs as a Sacked Man and Calvelli Becomes the Key Figure
Milan are at the centre of one of the most turbulent periods in their recent history. As the Rossoneri fanbase comes to terms with yet another underperforming season, behind-the-scenes revelations are emerging that explain, at least in part, the collapse of recent weeks. Shedding light on the situation is Gianluca Di Marzio, the well-known transfer…
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Pochettino: A Tempting Option for Milan — The US Connection and the Complications Ahead
Pochettino: A Name That Fires the Rossoneri Imagination In the carousel of names swirling around AC Milan’s managerial search, one stands out for its international profile and strategic significance: Mauricio Pochettino. The Argentine, currently head coach of the United States national team, was already sounded out weeks ago by former Milan CEO Giorgio Furlani —…
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Rangnick and Jäissle: Milan Could Hand the Keys to the German Duo — Glasner Still in the Mix
Rangnick in Pole Position: Milan Could Trust His Vision Among the many names circulating around AC Milan these days, one is becoming increasingly concrete: Ralf Rangnick. According to the latest reports, Zlatan Ibrahimovic is strongly pushing to bring the German-Austrian manager to the club as technical director, handing him the keys to the entire sporting…
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Milan in Total Chaos: No Manager, No Sporting Director, No CEO as of May 29th
Milan Without Direction: No Technical or Managerial Leadership in Place It is May 29, 2026, and AC Milan still has no head coach, sporting director, technical director, or CEO. A situation that demands fast, decisive answers. While Juventus, Napoli and Inter have already filled their respective dugouts, the club from Via Aldo Rossi finds itself…
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Iraola Says No to Milan: The Rossoneri Project Fails to Convince — Rangnick and Glasner Now in the Frame
Iraola Says No: A Setback to Analyse With Clear Eyes The first name chosen by Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Gerry Cardinale for the AC Milan dugout has not materialised. Andoni Iraola, the Basque coach who guided Bournemouth with impressive personality and tactical clarity, has not accepted the Rossoneri’s proposal — and, according to the latest reports,…
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Milan in Chaos: Everyone Fired at Once With No Plan in Place — The Club Starts From Scratch
A Revolution Without a Safety Net Nothing like this had ever happened in AC Milan‘s history: with a single official statement, the Rossoneri simultaneously parted ways with the head coach, the sporting director, the technical director and the chief executive officer. A sweeping operation, bearing the hallmarks of Gerry Cardinale and Zlatan Ibrahimovic, which immediately…
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Rangnick as AC Milan’s Head of Football: Ibrahimovic and Cardinale in Talks, Dialogue Open
Rangnick as Milan’s Sporting Director: Talks with Ibra Progress AC Milan are moving on the executive front, and in recent hours a name has emerged that brings back significant — and controversial — memories from the club’s recent history: Ralf Rangnick. According to reports, a direct meeting took place between Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Gerry Cardinale…
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AC Milan, Massimo Ferrari Puts Himself Forward as CEO: «I Can Make the Difference»
Who Is Massimo Ferrari, the Italian Candidate for Milan’s Top Job As AC Milan work to build their new executive structure, an Italian name has emerged for the role of Chief Executive Officer: Massimo Ferrari, a former member of the Rossoneri’s board of directors and a figure already well acquainted with the club’s inner workings.…










