AC Milan President Scaroni Addresses Club’s Situation and Future Plans

Paolo Scaroni, AC Milan’s president, recently shared his thoughts on the club’s current state and future prospects. In an interview, he acknowledged the disappointment of the season but emphasized positive aspects like winning a trophy and still being in contention for the Coppa Italia.

Scaroni stressed the importance of international competitions for Milan’s future, stating that Champions League qualification is a minimum requirement. He also mentioned the club’s active transfer market and plans to strengthen the management team.

Regarding the coaching situation, Scaroni praised Sergio Conceição’s impact on the team’s fighting spirit. He dismissed rumors of discord between CEO Furlani and advisor Ibrahimovic, affirming their good working relationship and Ibrahimovic’s valuable contribution to the project.

The president highlighted standout players like Leao, Pulisic, and Reijnders, expressing the club’s desire to retain them long-term. He also addressed concerns about owner Gerry Cardinale’s commitment, asserting that Cardinale remains determined to succeed despite some fan criticism.

Scaroni expressed optimism about the new San Siro stadium project, now backed by local authorities. He emphasized the importance of creating a family-friendly, secure environment for all fans.

Lastly, the Milan president discussed the club’s stance against criminal elements in football and his personal view on the rivalry with Inter Milan, admitting a preference for derby victories.