Mediaset: Tare, Allegri, Ricci – Milan’s ideas becoming clearer for Italian-led revolution | OneFootball

The AC Milan leadership are beginning to form ideas on who they want to acquire to begin what they hope will be a successful new era.

With Milan currently ninth in the Serie A table and the prospect of no Champions League football now virtually a certainty, some big decisions face the current management. There are huge changes expected, above all in the sporting director and head coach roles.

According to Claudio Raimondi’s latest for SportMediaset (via MilanNews), Igli Tare is getting increasingly closer to becoming Milan’s new director after the meeting in Rome with the CEO Giorgio Furlani on Tuesday.

The face-to-face discussion was positive, even if there is no agreement at present. Furlani felt that the talks went well, and a big factor in favour of the former Lazio director is that he is free from contract so could begin work on the future immediately.

That is music to the ears of Milan, who are in a hurry to put things in place for 2025-26, knowing the director will have a big say on the choice of the new coach. Speaking of which, Tare is convinced that Massimiliano Allegri is the right profile to relaunch Milan.

The Rossoneri want to become more Italian not only in the management and the coaching staff, but also the squad. For this reason they are ready to go on the attack for Samuele Ricci, a Torino midfielder who is valued at no less than €35m.