Mediaset: Milan undecided on head coach as management diversifies – the positions | OneFootball

AC Milan will hire a new head coach in the summer, and it seems as though the picture is not as clear as it may have initially seemed.

Sergio Conceicao’s time as the Milan head coach seems increasingly likely to be ending at the end of the season. However, there is no idea about who or what could replace him. Though this is largely due to the lack of a sporting director.

As SportMediaset (via Milan News) write, the sporting director situation has left the management ‘diversified’. Zlatan Ibrahimovic has already recommended Igli Tare to Gerry Cardinale, and whilst Giorgio Furlani, who would prefer Fabio Paratici, now holds the power, it remains to be seen whether Ibrahimovic’s reference will hold weight.

As a result, there is no set plan about the style in which the Rossoneri want to pursue. The two choices may have very different ideas for the footballing model in place, and how to achieve it. For example, one may want to attack the future, whilst the other may want a year of stabilisation.

Because of this confusion, the choice of head coach remains to be made, with the report even stating that there is no full support for either of the leading candidates, Antonio Conte or Massimiliano Allegri.