A reliable source has now confirmed that Adriano Galliani met with Gerry Cardinale to discuss a return to AC Milan.
It has been reported in recent days that Galliani will return to Milan for a second spell at the club. He was the CEO for 31 years, overseeing an era under Silvio Berlusconi which resulted in 29 trophies won.
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However, when the Italian businessman ended up selling the Rossoneri to Yonghong Li, Galliani left with him and they ended up reuniting at Monza. Now, Monza are close to being sold and thus he could be free to explore other options.
Handshake takes place
Now, Matteo Moretto has responded to the speculation about Il Condor during a video update, and he confirmed that things seem to be heading towards a second act.
Moretto confirmed: “They confirmed that there was a handshake between Cardinale and Galliani regarding Galliani’s return to Milan. The precise role is yet to be determined. Formal steps are still pending.”
It was reported by Monica Colombo in Corriere della Sera this morning that Galliani would take up a role as Director of Football, meaning that Paolo Scaroni would be safe in his position as the president. Zlatan Ibrahimovic is also believed to have played a big part in things.
Cardinale (un tipo desapego) aprendió la lección!!! AC MILAN NOOOO es EEUU es ITALIANO!!! NOO un equipo de béisbol… SINO EL 2 MÁS GANADOR E HISTORIACO DESPUÉS DEL REAL MADRID
Papa Galliani is back…
If only the midget Furlani can step aside for Paolo and Tonali to come back next year after we part with Modric… a man can dream…
sorry but just imagine attack and midfield like this:
Leao – Vlahovic – Pulisic
Tonali – Ricci – Jashari
FM 2027
We will rip out Serie A and give a tough time to every big team in Champions League if that happens.
We will be back to the era of mr X, which was the good old days RIP elpresedenti Berlisconi.
Galliani, Tare and Allegri…this looks like a good move. Seems they understood, Furliani looks at numbers, the finances, the others handle the diplomatic relations with players and clubs. They can assess talents and people will finally sit in the chairs they belong.
I drop deuces on Redbird incessantly for being incompetent. They are getting it right this summer so far. The offseason started late and they slept on the wheel to appoint their people, better than never. Well done. Credit and roses where they are due.
You said my mind. The future looks bright after a disgraceful season.