Milan faces a difficult situation because it lacks the framework needed to effectively sell a project. A manager could still be persuaded with the right promises, but the outcome remains uncertain. Iraola appears increasingly likely to decline the Rossoneri, shifting attention to other candidates. Mauricio Pochettino’s name has surfaced, with reports of a meeting last week, though he is not the leading choice. Another possibility is Matthias Jaissle, a 38-year-old German coach currently at Al Ahli. A move back to Europe would likely require a cost, but he is highly regarded by Ralf Rangnick, linked to Red Bull football success. Jaissle’s Champions League wins could provide a track record of success, and his appointment may depend on Rangnick’s role.
"It is a difficult position for Milan to be in. Ultimately, they lack the framework to really sell a project. However, a manager could still arrive with the right kind of promises made. We will see, but it is a tough one to call."
"Mauricio Pochettino's name has emerged this afternoon and Gazzetta dello Sport have followed the earlier reports stating that a meeting took place last week. However, he is not the favourite."
"Who is remains unknown, but another name could head into that position; the name of 38-year-old German coach, Matthias Jaissle. Currently the coach of Al Ahli, a move back to Europe would not be free. Yet, he is held in high regard by potential new management addition Ralf Rangnick, due to the German's time in the Red Bull football sphere."
"Having won the Asian Champions League twice (consecutively), he would arrive with experience of success and the Rossoneri would be a logical step forward. It seems dependent on Rangnick's position. If he gets the job, who knows? Maybe Jaissle could accelerate forward in the list of suggested replacements for Massimiliano Allegri."
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