CM: Milan probe two alternatives while waiting for signals from Conceicao | OneFootball

The question of who will be the next head coach of AC Milan continues to dominate the headlines that surround the club, and more updates have arrived this evening.

According to Calciomercato.com, Milan are expected news from Jorge Mendes’ camp either tonight or tomorrow regarding Sergio Conceiçao. The Porto coach is expected to meet face to face with the new president Andrè Villas Boas to clarify the club’s plans.

In the event that they decide a separation is best, Conceiçao would activate a clause to get out of his contract which he recently renewed until 2028, believing that Pinto Da Costa would remain as the president.

Giorgio Furlani, the main supporter of this candidacy, is waiting for news before starting a concrete negotiation which will have to involve various aspects, from the economic one (salary) to the planning of the summer mercato.

Paulo Fonseca remains, at the moment, Milan’s plan B. The Rossoneri management received more than positive feedback from Lille on his management of the squad, the development of talents and the relationship with the fans.

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They like him because he already knows the Italian league, he plays football similar to that of Pioli (which would mean no revolution needed on the market) although more balanced, he is good at working in a group and has good communication skills.

Another interesting bit of background involves a meeting in recent days between Geoffrey Moncada and Flai Ramadani to discuss a multi-year renewal for Luka Jovic, and Maurizio Sarri’s name also came up.

It remains to be understood what the owners think of the former Napoli and Chelsea coach. However, the feeling is that Milan have not yet narrowed down the list of candidates to two or three names names, instead the evaluations are more wide-ranging.