Galliani linked with Milan return as Ibrahimovic and Furlani face uncertain future | OneFootball

Sources in Italy claim that Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Giorgio Furlani’s futures at Milan are not guaranteed, with Gazzetta reporting that Adriano Galliani could return to San Siro.

Milan are set to review their internal organisation at the end of the season, as club owner Gerry Cardinale confirmed last week.

It is no secret that coach Massimiliano Allegri is not on good terms with Senior Advisor Ibrahimovic and CEO Furlani, and several sources in Italy, including Sky Sport’s Gianluca Di Marzio, claim that the pair faces an uncertain future at the club.

Ibrahimovic wasn’t even in the stands at Marassi on Sunday, when Milan beat Genoa 2-1 in the penultimate Serie A round, while Furlani joined Cardinale and sporting director Igli Tare.

The latter is expected to depart at the end of the campaign after just one year at Milan.

Galliani’s potential Milan return

Gazzetta adds that Furlani could decide to leave Milan on his own, paving the way for Galliani’s return to San Siro.

The former Monza director, 81, has long been linked to a return to Milan and has already held talks with Cardinale in recent months.

Galliani hired Allegri at Milan for the coach’s first stint at San Siro in 2010 and was one of the main figures behind the Rossoneri’s historical triumphs in the Berlusconi era.