‘Contacts with foreign profiles’ – Mazzara gives update on Milan’s director pursuit | OneFootball

AC Milan have not yet made a decision on the sporting director they want, which means there is a chance they may not find the right figure.

Milan’s search for a new figure to add into the management has become a bit of a farce, given that Fabio Paratici seemed to be the chosen one before talks fell apart in the decisive stages, and since then there is nothing to suggest any other alternative is close.

Igli Tare hasn’t been able to convince Furlani despite two face to face meetings, while Tony D’Amico remains under contract with Atalanta. Thus, new potential candidates could emerge in the coming days, potentially ones from abroad.

Pietro Mazzara has published his weekly column for MilanNews. In addition to giving an update on the San Donato land plus reflections on the game against Venezia, he spoke about the key issue of the new director.

“The topic of the new sporting director is always a hot topic in the Milanese news. Regardless of whether there have been meetings or not, the situation is as follows: Milan have not yet made a final decision on the profile that will fill that role,” he said.

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“And even if they have made one, they will not announce it now, but will wait until the end of the season. That is what they decided at Casa Milan, where the evaluations of the profiles are still underway.

“Igli Tare was liked, but Tony D’Amico of Atalanta is also liked, but it is fair to say that even recently there have been contacts with foreign profiles in a round of 360-degree interviews.

“Is there a chance that Milan, at the end of this casting, will not find the right figure? The answer is yes, there is also this option even if its percentages – as of April 28 – are low. We will see.”