"The game against Atalanta tonight is not only crucial in the Champions League race but also for the future of AC Milan's management. As Corriere dello Sport recall, this is a familiar feeling. One year later, Milan are again in the thick of the fight for their last remaining objective (last season the Coppa Italia and subsequent Europa League qualification, this time a Champions League spot)."
"Despite the delicate moment, 'skirmishes are raging' in the offices at Casa Milan within the management for the top positions. Not even the most coveted position, that of CEO Furlani, is secure at the moment, as the vast majority of fans point to him as the primary culprit for bad recent years."
"If Furlani were to be confirmed as the CEO, above all for financial reasons, the sporting director could be the one to change. After just one year, Igli Tare's Milan adventure could already be over, primarily due to the undeveloped rapport with the rest of the management team, which is not his fault."
"His place could be taken by Tony D'Amico, an old favourite of Furlani's and who will soon be released from Atalanta, where Cristiano Giuntoli is arriving. D'Amico - in the event of Allegri's departure, whose future hinges both on qualification for next year's Champions League and Furlani's continued involvement - could propose Vincenzo Italiano as coach."
Milan face Atalanta in a crucial Champions League race moment that also affects future management stability. Tensions are rising in Casa Milan offices over top roles, with CEO Furlani widely blamed by many fans for recent failures. If Furlani remains, financial considerations could still lead to changes elsewhere, including the sporting director position. After only one year, Igli Tare’s tenure could end due to poor rapport with other management figures. Tony D’Amico is mentioned as a possible replacement, with his availability linked to an Atalanta exit. If Allegri leaves, qualification and Furlani’s role could shape a coaching proposal for Vincenzo Italiano, previously considered by Milan.
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