Repubblica: Tensions high at Milan – two stars unhappy with Conceicao’s ‘hard line’ | OneFootball

According to reports, there is unrest in the AC Milan dressing room, and worryingly, the issue is stemming from two of the Rossoneri’s stars.

For any club, keeping stars happy is ideal for multiple reasons. Primarily, happy players typically play better, and secondly, they stay at the club. Today, La Repubblica reports that there is an ‘air of revolution’ at Milanello, and as Calciomercato.com relays, there is unhappiness among the walls of Milanello…

There have been reports of unrest for some time now, in fact, all season players have been unhappy at points. When Paulo Fonseca departed, it was hoped that these problems would disappear, and they may have, but they have now returned.

Alvaro Morata has reportedly had issues with the coach, Davide Calabria publically had a problem with Sergio Conceicao, and now, Repubblica suggests that Christian Pulisic and Theo Hernandez ‘do not like the hard-line’ of the new head coach.

Morata and Calabria are already heading towards exits, and the report states that ‘many more’ will follow in the summer.

Considering how Gerry Cardinale reportedly wants to keep Theo at the club personally, and how much of an impact Christian Pulisic has on the club’s American fanbase, the loss of these two would be substantial, especially considering it was Cardinale himself who brought Conceicao to the club.