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New San Siro stadium: South ticket office demolished, construction works have begun
Something is moving, and it is moving concretely, in the area around San Siro. After years of discussions, bureaucratic delays and negotiations between the two clubs, the first physical operations linked to the construction of AC Milan and Inter’s new stadium have finally begun. A tangible sign that the project is progressing. South ticket office…
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AC Milan’s New Technical Committee: How the Structure That Will Guide the Transfer Market Works
AC Milan enters a new era with a redesigned leadership structure AC Milan heads into the 2026-27 season with a completely overhauled organisational setup. Following the boardroom reshuffle driven by Gerry Cardinale, the Rossoneri are relying on a technical committee made up of several specialist figures, each with a clearly defined role. The stated goal…
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Milan’s Boardroom Shake-Up Through the Eyes of Former Rossoneri: Fuser, Galli and Serena Weigh In
AC Milan’s boardroom restructuring continues to generate debate. Following the changes that reshaped the club’s management structure, three former Rossoneri players have publicly shared their views: Diego Fuser, Filippo Galli and Aldo Serena. Three authoritative voices, three different perspectives — but a common thread running through all of them: the hope that Milan can finally…
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Maldini and the National Team: Talks Open, but His Heart Still Belongs to Milan
The name of Paolo Maldini is once again circulating in connection with the Italian national team. The federation’s top brass reportedly reached out to the former Milan captain to gauge his interest in taking on a managerial role within the FIGC setup. But caution is warranted: the situation is far from settled, and there is…
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Almstad Back in the Spotlight at Milan: Boban’s Words and the Questions Around the New Structure
In recent hours, the words of Zvonimir Boban about Hendrik Almstad have come sharply back into focus. Almstad is the figure that RedBird ownership has chosen to head Milan’s player trading operations — a return to the scene that has not gone unnoticed, especially given a past that Rossoneri supporters remember all too well. Who…
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Cardinale and Pope Leo: RedBird Seeks a Partnership with the Vatican in Sports
The world of football and sports finance is no stranger to surprises, but the latest statements from Gerry Cardinale have genuinely raised eyebrows. The founder and CEO of RedBird Capital Partners — the owner of AC Milan — was spotted in Rome, where he was received at the Vatican by Pope Leo. And the meeting,…
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Amorim Is on His Way: Milan’s New Head Coach Expected in the City at the Start of July
The countdown has begun: Amorim is drawing closer to AC Milan, and the first details of his schedule in the city are starting to take shape. According to the latest available information, the new Rossoneri head coach is expected in Milan during the first week of July, a few days before the official start of…
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AC Milan’s New Structure: Almstad in Player Trading, Amorim as the Key Man
AC Milan’s New Structure: A Month of Searching, Then an Internal Choice After nearly a month of searches, meetings and potential solutions that never materialised, Gerry Cardinale has made his decision, opting for an entirely internal solution: promoting figures already within the club’s structure rather than looking elsewhere. A choice that, in many ways, speaks…
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AC Milan’s New Management Structure: Almstad in Charge of Player Trading, No External Sporting Director
AC Milan redraws its management structure: Gerry Cardinale’s choices After weeks of waiting, rumours, and a lengthy search for a top-level executive profile, Gerry Cardinale has finally defined AC Milan’s new management structure. A decision that has surprised many insiders and already sparked widespread debate: no external sporting director, no head of football, and an…
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Milan in Boardroom Chaos: Nearly a Month After the Sackings, Still No Sporting Director and the Transfer Window Waits
A Month of Inertia: Milan Without Sporting Leadership It is 21 June 2026, and AC Milan finds itself in a situation that, to put it plainly, has few precedents in the club’s recent history. Almost four weeks have passed since the dismissal of key sporting executives — including Igli Tare and Giorgio Furlani — and…









