Milan, May 25 (LaPresse) – “After last season’s disappointment, the mandate set by the ownership for the club was clear: return to the Champions League and build the foundations to win and consistently remain at the top of Serie A. For much of the season we stayed in the top two positions of the league, with a concrete chance of competing for the Scudetto. The end of the season, however, was well below the level shown up to that point and last night’s disappointing defeat has turned this season into an unambiguous failure,” reads a statement from RedBird Capital Partners, the company that owns AC Milan, announcing the immediate departures of CEO Giorgio Furlani, sporting director Igli Tare, coach Massimiliano Allegri and technical director Geoffrey Moncada. “It is now time for change and for a deep reorganization of the club’s sporting area,” the statement adds.
Milan, RedBird: “Unambiguous failure, now a deep reorganization”
Milan, May 25 (LaPresse) – “After last season’s disappointment, the mandate set by the ownership for the club was clear: return to the Champions League and build the foundations to win and consistently remain at the top of Serie A. For much of the season we stayed in the top two positions of the league, with a concrete chance of competing for the Scudetto. The end of the season, however, was well below the level shown up to that point and last night’s disappointing defeat has turned this season into an unambiguous failure,” reads a statement from RedBird Capital Partners, the company that owns AC Milan, announcing the immediate departures of CEO Giorgio Furlani, sporting director Igli Tare, coach Massimiliano Allegri and technical director Geoffrey Moncada. “It is now time for change and for a deep reorganization of the club’s sporting area,” the statement adds.
