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TeleLombardia: Mercato ‘division’ – the key figure behind each Milan signing since the summer

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One of the constant themes in recent weeks and months has been the assigning of certain signings to one or multiple directors.

As we wrote about in a feature last night, there has been quite a lot of negative press surrounding Milan despite the obvious on-field improvements plus the fact that Igli Tare and Massimiliano Allegri have only been here for a few months.

Earlier this week, Calciomercato.com spoke of ‘internal frictions’ within the Milan management, above all between the sporting director Tare and the CEO Giorgio Furlani, who have disagreed over various signings.

‘The division of the mercato’

Now, TeleLombardia have gone one further by creating a list of the signings that Milan have made since the summer and naming who the main figure was behind each.

They claim that Furlani was the one who wanted to sign Samuele Ricci and Pervis Estupinan. Tare was the architect of the Luka Modric, Ardon Jashari, Christopher Nkunku, Zachary Athekame and Niclas Füllkrug deals.

The technical director Geoffrey Moncada was the main endorser of the David Odogu coup, while Allegri – as is well known – strongly pushed to reunite with Adrien Rabiot. Interestingly, they state that the addition of Koni De Winter from Genoa was one that Tare, Allegri and Fulani all agreed upon.

How much truth there is to this only those inside the walls of Casa Milan know, but if there is even a crumb of fact to it, these differences must be ironed out before a huge summer mercato.

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Tags AC Milan Geoffrey Moncada Giorgio Furlani Igli Tare Massimiliano Allegri

6 Comments

  1. Yeah because Furlani and Tare went to Journos and leaked confidential club information so people online click on those articles or buy those Newspapers?

    Makes total sense

    seriously 1 loss to Parma and suddenly everything is falling apart at Milan according to Journos

  2. SempreMilan here’s part of your report from December 2025:

    “Regarding the signing of Nkunku, Il Giornale (via MilanNews) report that Allegri was surprised by the €40m move, given that for weeks he had asked for a more typical striker and instead found himself with an attacking midfielder.

    Sporting director Igli Tare was also ‘unimpressed’ with the deal, which was ‘completed thanks to CEO Giorgio Furlani’s excellent relationship with Chelsea’. It suggests that Furlani went against the wishes of the coach and director, just to keep things sweet with the Blues.”

    1. That’s not Sempre Milan report but Il Giornale report, it literally says “Il Giornale (via MilanNews)”

    2. They don’t make reports, it is mostly copy-paste-translate. It was obvious Furlani didn’t sign Nkunku as Tare said it publicly. But it was better to make up stories…

  3. We already know Furlani should stay away from the Market, but if these are accurate, then Tare is average at his job as well. I’m sure Max asked for certainties and Tare brought him Nkunku and Athekame (although his crosses are stellar)?

    I personally think Nkunku was Furlani and not Tare, but that signing wouldn’t look good on anyone for this club.

  4. We already know Furlani should stay away from the Market, but if these are accurate, then Tare is average at his job as well. I’m sure Max asked for certainties and Tare brought him Nkunku and Athekame (although his crosses are stellar)?

    I personally think Nkunku was Furlani and not Tare, but that signing wouldn’t look good on anyone for this club …

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