Recent reports indicate that AC Milan is contemplating the appointment of a director of football in addition to a new sporting director. This potential restructuring, driven by CEO Giorgio Furlani, aims to revamp the senior management framework at San Siro.
Currently, Milan does not have a sporting director. However, the club has been actively pursuing candidates for this position in recent weeks, with Igli Tare and Fabio Paratici being mentioned as leading contenders.
Milan Considers Director of Football to Work Alongside Sporting Director
According to reports, the Rossoneri are exploring the possibility of adding a director of football to work in conjunction with the incoming sporting director. This director of football role is envisioned to manage the interface between the first team and the club’s board. The ideal candidate would possess both tactical acumen and strong interpersonal and negotiation skills.
Reports from Wednesday suggest that potential candidates for this director of football position are being considered. A key attribute sought is a prior connection to the club and a deep understanding of what it means to represent an institution of Milan’s stature.
Demetrio Albertini, a five-time Serie A winner and former vice-President of the FIGC, is mentioned as a possible candidate.
Massimo Ambrosini, a two-time Champions League winner, is another potential option. He is reportedly highly regarded by the current Milan management.