Pellegatti believes Fabregas is a worthy candidate for Milan: “A fascinating solution” | OneFootball

Carlo Pellegatti believes Cesc Fabregas is a concrete idea to become AC Milan’s new head coach, and that Carlo Ancelotti might have spoken to him about the idea.

Milan are currently embroiled in a strange situation whereby the current manager Sergio Conceicao is trying his best to rally the squad for a strong finish to the season, with a European spot and the Coppa Italia remaining as objectives.

However, the noise about the future of the club is deafening. Firstly, a new sporting director will be appointed to guide decisions on the playing side, and then it is expected that Conceicao will be replaced when the season ends.

Who the director and the next coach will be remains the subject of great speculation. Pellegatti published his weekly column for MilanNews and he spoke about the topic, more specifically one of the linked names in Fabregas.”

“‘Carlo, what would you advise me if Milan called me?’ Perhaps this is how the meeting in Madrid, last March 20, between Cesc Fabregas and Carlo Ancelotti ended,” he began.

“The main topic, as revealed by a Spanish website, was the future of Nico Paz, who the Como coach would like to remain on the shores of the lake. I have no doubts about what the Real Madrid coach might have said. ‘Run fast… it’s Milan!’.

“It is a given that the Milan management likes the coach – Spanish by passport, but an Italian by activity – for his proactive, spectacular, always fluid and harmonious style. Como are one of the most entertaining teams in Serie A, despite the calibre of its squad not reaching the levels of many of its opponents.

“A coach very close to the philosophy that has always accompanied the Rossoneri’s history. Some might argue that it would be another gamble, that instead we need a coach who can provide certainties and who can resist the pressure of a demanding club like Milan.

“Well, then, among the many names linked to the Club of Via Aldo Rossi except Conte, Allegri, Sarri, who won with top leading European clubs, with the natural very strong pressure of the fans, the same could be said of the others. So either certainties or a figure like Fabregas could certainly represent a fascinating solution.”