Sky: Milan re-initiate talks with Paratici over sporting director role - the situation

"AC Milan could be set for another summer of overhaul regardless of their league finish, with Fabio Paratici's name back in the picture. It's a difficult time for Milan at the moment, amid a climate of protest and a run of two wins in eight. There is now no gap in points to fifth place and the risk of missing out on Champions League football is huge, which would force profound reflections."

"Meanwhile, Di Marzio reports that the Rossoneri are considering a change the role of sporting director, which would mean Igli Tare leaving after just one year in the role. Not only that, but Tony D'Amico isn't the only possible candidate."

"He confirms the report from Sky's Luca Marchetti about Fabio Paratici, claiming that there have been indirect contacts with him as well, despite the fact he has only been at Fiorentina for a few months now."

"As a reminder, Paratici was one of the leading names spoken about last summer when the ownership made the decision to hire a sporting director, a figure that had been missing in the disastrous 2024-25 campaign. In fact, the former Juventus executive almost got the job, but the while Paratici recently spoke about what happened and he confirmed that final signatures never arrived after weeks of talks. Eventually Tare would arrive, he expected to be appointed before the late U-turn."

AC Milan faces a difficult period marked by protests and inconsistent results, with only two wins in eight and no points gap to fifth place. Missing Champions League qualification would trigger major internal changes. Reports indicate Milan is considering a change in the sporting director role, which could lead to Igli Tare departing after one year. Tony D’Amico is not the only candidate. Fabio Paratici is again linked to the position, with indirect contacts reported despite Paratici having been at Fiorentina only a few months. Paratici was previously close to joining last summer, but final signatures did not materialize after weeks of talks, and Tare was eventually appointed.

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