Tuttosport: 'A divided club' - Furlani and Tare experiencing 'complicated' co-existence

"As Tuttosport report, there is a sense of 'a divided club' at Milan at the moment, with differing views on the mercato and general management of the sporting side. It is a frictious dynamic that, sadly, is nothing new. Back in 2013, the cohabitation between Barbara Berlusconi and Adriano Galliani sparked an initial rift."

"Tare was chosen last summer after a thorough casting process that Furlani himself requested, despite Gerry Cardinale and Zlatan Ibrahimovic having long identified him as the ideal candidate. However, some recent moves seem to reflect different perspectives. The acquisitions of Samuele Ricci and Ardon Jashari were sealed, which came after the Luka Modric deal was closed by Tare."

"Massimiliano Allegri, for his part, is staying quiet about the matter - at least publicly - maintaining his usual co-operative spirit. This summer, however, the coach expects experienced reinforcements ready to compete in the Champions League, hoping that 'internal divisions can be healed'."

Milan faces internal management tensions between Giorgio Furlani and Igli Tare, characterized by communication gaps and conflicting ideas on transfers and sporting direction. Reports describe the club as 'divided,' with differing perspectives on mercato strategy. Tare was appointed last summer following a thorough selection process requested by Furlani, despite prior identification by Cardinale and Ibrahimovic. Recent transfer decisions—including acquisitions of Ricci and Jashari following Tare's Modric deal, and Andre negotiations through a Furlani-connected agent—reflect these competing visions. Coach Massimiliano Allegri maintains public neutrality while privately hoping for experienced Champions League reinforcements and resolution of internal divisions. Historical precedent exists, with similar management conflicts occurring in 2013 and during the Elliott era.

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