"Atalanta have decided to appoint Cristiano Giuntoli as their new sporting director for next season. The former Juventus and Napoli director would thus take the job of D'Amico, who would suddenly be available for Milan. Unlike last year, therefore, Furlani would actually be able to deepen negotiations with the director to reach a total agreement."
"This morning, on his YouTube channel, Antonio Vitello broke the news about Milan's interest in replacing Igli Tare with Tony D'Amico. It's a name that Giorgio Furlani wanted already last year but due to Atalanta's decision, he was unavailable. In the end, Milan opted for Tare and while the Albanian director has been a good bridge between the team and the top brass, the feeling is that he hasn't had as much power as expected."
"With that, as Vitiello reported, Milan could part ways with Massimiliano Allegri to hire Vincenzo Italiano (currently at Bologna) as the new gaffer. It would definitely be two massive changes for Milan (once again) ahead of a new season, which surely will get the blood boiling among the fans"
Atalanta are expected to appoint Cristiano Giuntoli as sporting director for next season. Giuntoli would take the role currently associated with Tony D'Amico, making D'Amico available for AC Milan. Milan has been interested in replacing Igli Tare with D'Amico, a target Giorgio Furlani wanted previously but could not secure due to Atalanta’s decision. Tare has served as a bridge between the team and top management, but his influence is viewed as less than expected. With D'Amico potentially available, Milan could intensify negotiations to reach a full agreement. Milan could also consider parting ways with Massimiliano Allegri and hiring Vincenzo Italiano from Bologna.
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