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Gallery: “The new Milan”, “A club without borders” – Today’s front pages from the Italian papers

AC Milan will be led forward by Ruben Amorim next season and the Italian front pages have been filled with the news. 

It has been a tricky few weeks for Milan, delving further into the unknown with each day that passed. However, after three long weeks, it now seems that the idea is clear and an agreement has been found for the future.


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Indeed, the Rossoneri will be managed by head coach Ruben Amorim, who will – in an ideal world – work with Markus Krösche and Timmo Hardung. A deal needs to be agreed for them to leave Eintracht Frankfurt, though.

For the new Chief Scout, Ben Gardiner steps up from his role as an analyst, which he has held since around 2019. Meaning the CEO only needs to be appointed now, though this could be looked at differently now.

Today’s front pages from Italy – June 16

As you would expect, today’s front pages (which can be seen below) are filled with the news and here is what the headlines read!

Gazzetta dello Sport

🇵🇹 “The New Devil has signed the Portuguese coach.”

😍 “A three-man defence and an attacking style of play are the key to a return to the Champions League. Now Cardinale wants the Eintracht Frankfurt duo.”

Corriere dello Sport

😅 “AC Milan, we make it strange!”

⚙️ “Amorim plus Krösche: a club without borders!”

Tuttosport

🆕 “A Portuguese, two Germans… the new AC Milan.”

🤝 “Amorim, Krösche, and Hardung have been chosen.”

Quotidiano Sportivo

🤞 “Here’s Amorim’s shot at AC Milan!”

📄 “For the new manager: a two-year contract with an option for a third year.”

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Tags AC Milan Markus Krösche Ruben Amorim Timmo Hardung

4 Comments

  1. Can someone explain to me why do we need CEO if Markus Krösche will be Head of Football and Timmo Hardung will be technical director? Wouldn’t we only need sporting director?

    1. The CEO holds the entire organization together. The SD, Head of Football and Technical Director only look at the sporting side of things. Milan is a much broader organization which still requires a CEO to look at the entire operations.

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