Tuttosport: Milan 'tempting' Atalanta director as Tare could leave this summer

"Tony D'Amico could become an option for AC Milan this summer as Igli Tare's position has been put under scrutiny, a report claims. The season has been far from a massive success so far, despite what can only be described as a strong start. Above all, the lack of contributions from the signings - apart from Luka Modric and Adrien Rabiot - is way too noticeable."

"As we explained a few days ago, Tare's position is far from certain ahead of next season and as a result, Milan are already evaluating potential replacements. In that sense, an old target has reappeared on the radar. According to today's edition of Tuttosport (via MilanNews), Milan still hold Atalanta's Tony D'Amico in very high regard and have been 'tempting' him in recent weeks."

"His tenure at Bergamo appears to be coming to an end and at the age of 46, he's ready to make the leap to a big club. In short, seeing as Milan had D'Amico down as a concrete option before they eventually went for Tare last summer, the contacts between the two have been 'rekindled'. Tomorrow's game between the Rossoneri and Atalanta could also be an opportunity to catch up, even if in an informal way."

"Roma could also be a destination for D'Amico this summer, which Milan need to be wary about, as Gian Piero Gasperini wouldn't mind reuniting with the sporting director."

AC Milan’s season has not met expectations, with new signings contributing too little beyond Luka Modric and Adrien Rabiot. Igli Tare’s position ahead of next season is under scrutiny, prompting Milan to evaluate possible replacements. Tony D’Amico of Atalanta has reappeared as a potential option, with Milan holding him in high regard and making renewed efforts in recent weeks. D’Amico’s tenure at Bergamo appears close to ending, and he is considered ready for a move to a major club. Milan could use the upcoming match against Atalanta to reconnect informally. Roma is also mentioned as a possible destination, since Gian Piero Gasperini may want to reunite with D’Amico.

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