Moretto: Moncada no longer technical director but could still renew with Milan

Geoffrey Moncada could renew his contract with AC Milan despite interest from other clubs. He has been less visible after many post-match interviews, with his last interview dating to May 18, 2025. His reduced presence is linked to his role at the club. After promotion to technical director from chief scout, he has shifted back toward a chief-scout style of work since Igli Tare became sporting director. Moncada’s priority remains staying at Milan. A concrete renewal offer is available and needs finalization, mainly around how the parties will continue working together. Salary and contract length are not key factors. Next week may clarify how he fits into a new AC Milan project expected next season.

"Geoffrey Moncada could renew his contract with AC Milan despite interest from elsewhere, as well as a demotion of sorts, according to a report. After a period of many interviews as the technical director of the club, especially post-match ones, Moncada has disappeared from the spotlight. His last interview actually dates back to May 18, 2025, so over a year ago."

"The reason for his increased absence is the role he has. After being promoted to technical director from chief scout, Moncada has returned to being more of the latter since Igli Tare took on the role as sporting director of the club."

"Speaking about Moncada on Fabrizio Romano's channel, Matteo Moretto revealed that Moncada has attracted interest from Nice and Sevilla in the last few months. The latter option isn't too concrete, but a return to France could become an option in the end. For now, however, Moncada's priority is to remain at Milan."

"There is a concrete renewal offer on the table which needs to be finalised, as the parties mainly need to decide how they should continue to work together. Salary and the length of the contract aren't important factors, therefore. As Moretto concludes, next week could be decisive for understanding how Moncada could fit in with the 'new AC Milan' project that is expected for next season."

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