Igli Tare seemed destined to leave AC Milan just a week ago, but according to the latest reports, the fact that Massimiliano Allegri might stay means he might too.
Tonight’s clash between Milan and Cagliari can only be described as a Champions League decider, as can the games of Roma, Como and Juventus. A win is enough for the Rossoneri to secure their spot, which is ultimately what they must aim for even if a draw could do the trick too.
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With Champions League qualification, as reported by Gazzetta dello Sport this morning (see photo below), the chances of seeing Allegri on the bench next season would increase a lot. At the same time, he could get more of a say on the overall direction of the club.
Tare could stay after all
As the pink newspaper continues, Allegri will definitely ‘have a say’ regarding the future of the sporting director Tare. The gaffer has previously praised him as the two have a very good relationship, and the feeling is that they want to continue together.
Therefore, if Allegri stays, then he could push for Milan to keep Tare around as well. It would be quite the U-turn compared to recent weeks, especially since some reports more or less counted him out for next season already. Only time will tell what is actually the case.
Lets get through the last game and see how the dust settles. All those dinners and lunches with Napoli brass…
The reports are usually speculative and if any information leaks, it can possibly come from people who would feel challenged or threatened by Tare. Probably the same who didn’t feel to kean of Maldini and Massara, you know people who know how to build winning teams.
Tare made his recommendations and attemted his first choices but certain people said no, intervened to then impose their target…it failed miserably, again.
That happened when Maldini was there as well, we know who they are. The core of the scudetto squad was heavily disputed by Massara and Maldini who fought tooth and nail to overturn those people’s resistance, we built a winning team. Once those people took over and ruleld with an iron fist, we saw the consistent failures continue and questionable decisions repeatedly made. It tells us exactly who snaked people to try to gain influence, now they have nowhere to hide.
It is one thing to succeed in France at developing 1 player a year and never compete on a global, international, even domestic level. The game is littered with very talented players with signs of potential but not quite good enough to be great. They can succeed in France. In Italy, for Milan, to win and compete in Europe, it is a different game. The process of developing and selecting players is different. The players need something more than they would need to be adaquate at Monaco.
You are absolutely right 👍👍👍
Of course. A bunch of nonsense. Mbappe or Bernardo Silva wouldn’t be adequate?
In every club cohesion between the gaffer and sporting director is essential. Players are also on their side. If that’s the case here, I say let’s continue with these two.