Psg’s example for Milan’s reconstruction: former legend’s words show the way for the Rossoneri club
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Milan’s season, regardless of how it turns out, has been a disaster. The club, from ownership to management, got everything wrong that it could get wrong: there were important decisions to be made last summer, but instead a different path was chosen. And the results on the field have shown. The hope is that these two very bad years may have taught the club something, and according to the rumors of the last few days, it would seem so.
Giorgio Furlani, managing director and head of the sports area, seems to have chosen to include a sports director in the organizational chart with Fabio Paratici, a mix of competence and experience, in pole more than the others. With him, one can finally think of a serious technical project up to the standards of a club like Milan: however, it will be crucial not to get the coach wrong, again. The road to resurgence is marked out and it was even Ruud Gullit, the legend of the Rossoneri club, who identified it.
Gullit e l’esempio del Psg: così il Milan può ripartire
Before anything else, it is necessary for Milan to regain its identity: this is the concept expressed by the Dutchman, interviewed today by Gazzetta dello Sport. That must be the goal, and only then can we think about rebuilding in the right way. “Even before the manager, it is crucial for Milan to find a direction at the managerial level,” Gullit added. Who then spoke about the Psg example.
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According to the former Dutch footballer, AC Milan should follow the same path as the French club: “As Psg did, when they stopped buying stars, they took a coach, Luis Enrique, with a brilliant playing philosophy and enhanced the youth sector. Another example is Liverpool, which replaced Klopp with a coach with the same philosophy and Slot is winning the Premier.”
In a few sentences, Gullit identified and framed Milan’s big problem. That it must first rediscover itself: “Milan needs to rediscover its roots, its DNA. Success cannot be bought, but must be sought with hard work and the right choices.” The question is, are those who currently run Milan capable of making the right choices? Considering what has happened in the last two years, namely since the post-Maldini and Massara, we would say no, but Cardinale evidently does not think the same way.
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