His future is indeed sealed. Winning the Italian Cup will not change anything: the announcement came live. The point of the situation
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Victory in the Coppa Italia has made happy a people, the Rossoneri, who have experienced a truly disastrous season so far. Out of the Champions League in the playoffs, at the hands of a modest opponent like Feyenoord, and in Serie A the situation is even worse.
Ninth place in the standings leaves no doubt as to how unsuccessful the year really is. Beating Inter with a clear 3-0 victory and giving themselves a chance to lift another trophy to the sky can therefore make the season less bitter. Now all the fans’ attentions are turned to the end against Bologna, scheduled in Rome on May 14.
A final that clearly will not change the future of Milan’s key players. Starting with Sergio Conceicao. The Portuguese will leave regardless. Giuseppe Cruciani, speaking on Calling Yourself Bomber’s podcast ‘Aria Fritta,’ has no doubt: Milan are perhaps even slight favorites. Beyond that: he risks Conceiçao, already basically done away with by the club, to win the Coppa Italia after winning the Supercoppa Italia, he risks being Milan’s most titled coach in the last 10, 15 years.” Said the journalist.
“Scelta di Conceicao assurda”
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“In my opinion Conceiçao deserved more, but he put himself in the conditions of being a precarious person,” Cruciani continued. “He accepted a six-month contract, started complaining to journalists who considered him a precarious person, which is quite absurd because you become precarious when results are lacking. Somewhat because he put himself in the initial conditions of being a precarious, because when you sign a six-month contract you are precarious by definition, and therefore you have left the way open for your managers to choose another coach.
“Plus he has been protesting with those who consider him a precarious person, who talk about another coach every other day, but honestly that happens because results are lacking. The fault is not the journalists, or the press or the media who give you precarious, but it is you who put yourself in the condition of being precarious. So Conceiçao should even win two trophies he will be kicked out, or at any rate he will not be confirmed. The paradox, I repeat, is that should he win the Coppa Italia, two trophies Milan in the same season has not won in a long time.”
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