Massimiliano Allegri is not guaranteed to stay at AC Milan beyond the end of the current season, according to a shock report.
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Allegri’s return to Milan was made official before the start of the new campaign, with the coach returning after a previous four year spell from 2010 to 2014 which culminated in the Scudetto win in his debut campaign.
Things are going well with Milan currently second in the league and on course to return to the Champions League, so it seemed like all the conditions are there to keep building the project together.
Allegri pondering Milan future
According to Sportitalia (via Goal) however, Allegri is reportedly unhappy with the current internal dynamics and is considering his future for the summer. More specifically, his relationships with Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Giorgio Furlani are said to be strained.
The coach is no longer certain about continuing. He is apparently unhappy with many things: the management, the mercato and the corporate confusion regarding ownership and who will be in charge within the club.
This is why, as Michele Criscitiello explains, Allegri is seriously considering his future starting next season. If previously it seemed impossible to imagine Milan in 2026-27 without him, today Max is unhappy with how things are going.
Allegri is focused on finishing in the top four and bringing the Rossoneri back to the Champions League, but at the moment – unless he receives certain confirmation and reassurance – he no longer has the absolute conviction to continue.
Finally, Sportitalia explain that the relationship with Ibrahimovic and Furlani – the two key figures in the management – is not as solid as it was a few months ago.