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Krösche to AC Milan: his method, principles and the Ibrahimović factor — everything you need to know
Krösche to Milan: the agreement exists, but Eintracht want to be compensated The name of Markus Krösche is now firmly at the centre of AC Milan‘s new technical project. The German executive, currently CEO of Eintracht Frankfurt, has reached a preliminary agreement with the Rossoneri, but the negotiation to release him from his contract —…
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Amorim signs with AC Milan: two-year deal with option, the new Rossoneri era is about to begin
Amorim on the verge of signing: AC Milan turns the page The 16th of June 2026 could officially mark the beginning of a new chapter in AC Milan‘s history. Rúben Amorim is set to sign his contract as the new Rossoneri head coach: a two-year deal running until 2028, with an option for a third…
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Amorim Is AC Milan’s New Head Coach: Two-Year Deal With Option for a Third
AC Milan have found their new head coach: Ruben Amorim is set to take charge at San Siro. After 21 days since Massimiliano Allegri’s dismissal, the club has concluded its search for the manager who will lead the Rossoneri into this new and ambitious chapter of the RedBird project. The Deal: Contract Length and Figures…
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AC Milan and the Data-Driven Revolution: The “Moneyball” Model at the Heart of the New Rossoneri Project
AC Milan Embraces “Moneyball”: Data and Algorithms at the Core of the New Project The new management structure taking shape at AC Milan tells a story that goes well beyond a simple change of faces. Behind the choices of Markus Krösche, Timmo Hardung and Bobby Gardiner lies a very specific philosophy: data-driven football, widely known…
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AC Milan’s New Hierarchy Takes Shape: Amorim as Manager, Krösche as Technical Director, Hardung Possible Sporting Director and Gardiner as Head of Scouting
AC Milan Close to a Major Turning Point: The New Structure Takes Shape Three weeks after the well-documented overhaul that swept away the club’s management and coaching staff, AC Milan is ready to unveil its new organisational structure. Official announcements could come as early as this week, finally drawing a line under a long and…
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Amorim Set for AC Milan Bench: Deal Done, Waiting Only for Cardinale’s Green Light
Amorim Is the One: Agreement Reached with AC Milan AC Milan has found its manager. Ruben Amorim, the Portuguese coach formerly of Sporting Lisbon and Manchester United, is on the verge of taking over the Rossoneri bench. According to the latest reports, the agreement between the club and Amorim’s entourage is virtually finalised: the tactician…
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AC Milan Target Krösche as Sporting Director: The RedBird Model Banks on Profit-Driven Transfers
AC Milan are working to define their leadership structure, and alongside the search for a new head coach, the question of who will serve as Sporting Director is equally pressing. According to the latest reports, the name at the top of the Rossoneri’s shortlist is Marcus Krösche, currently Sporting Director at Eintracht Frankfurt. Who Is…
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AC Milan Eye Krösche and Devin Özek as Sporting Director Candidates
AC Milan: Not Just the Manager — The Club Is Also Hunting for a Sporting Director While the media spotlight remains firmly on the managerial search, AC Milan are simultaneously working on another critical front: rebuilding their leadership structure. The Rossoneri are actively seeking a Sporting Director capable of planning transfers and giving the incoming…
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Amorim Close to Taking Charge at AC Milan: Agreement in Sight, Only Cardinale’s Final Word Missing
AC Milan’s Coaching Revolution: The Name Is Rubén Amorim June 14th could go down as a turning point in AC Milan’s summer. After weeks of speculation and failed negotiations, Milan appear to be on the verge of appointing their new head coach: Portuguese tactician Rubén Amorim, former manager of Sporting CP and Manchester United, is…
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AC Milan Manager Search: Amorim Leads the Race, Glasner Still in Contention — Ibrahimović Drives Talks
Rúben Amorim’s name is rising fast among the candidates for the AC Milan managerial role. According to Portuguese outlet A Bola, Zlatan Ibrahimović has already put a concrete offer on the table: a two-year contract with an option for a third, worth around €3.5 million per season — figures consistent with the club’s typical wage…









