Deal done! Fabrizio Romano reveals Ruben Amorim's future | OneFootball

Ruben Amorim, former Sporting manager, has reached an agreement with the AC Milan to succeed Massimiliano Allegri as the team’s head coach. According to information reported this Monday by Fabrizio Romano, the Portuguese coach is preparing to move to the Italian club.

All indications suggest that Ruben Amorim - who had also been linked with Fulham - will have a contract waiting for him valid for the next two seasons, until June 2028, with the option to extend it by one more year if both parties deem it appropriate. He is expected to arrive in Italy in the coming days to be officially presented.

Reporter Nicolò Schira adds that the agreement includes a salary of around €3.5 million net per year, which could rise to €4 million if a series of sporting objectives are met.

After a season well below Milan’s standards, in which the team failed to meet its objectives, the appointment of a new coach is seen as a way to deliver better results. For now, it is known that, after finishing fifth in Serie A, the Italians will not take part in next season’s Champions League.

However, this agreement in principle reportedly became known just a few days before Manchester United announced a pre-season match against the Italians. The Red Devils and the Rossoneri are scheduled to face each other in a friendly on August 15 in Poland, a match that will be the final warm-up game for both teams ahead of the 2026/27 season.

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