Di Marzio: Furlani meets Tare in Rome to discuss Milan role – the details | OneFootball

AC Milan CEO Giorgio Furlani has travelled to Rome to meet with Igli Tare over the vacant sporting director position, a report claims.

According to the latest from Di Marzio, Furlani is in the capital to meet with Tare. The Rossoneri management are continuing to plan for the next one with the aim of not being caught unprepared, given how poor 2024-25 has been on the field.

After the Fabio Paratici idea fell through for a number of different reasons, the club have returned to negotiations with Tare, who worked for over 15 years at Lazio. A meeting was scheduled for this week between Furlani and the Albanian, who is currently free from any contract.

Tare has now risen to the top of the list of preferences to become the new director and it is likely that some key issues will be discussed during the summit. The advantage that the 51-year-old has over other profiles is that he is free to start work immediately, and time is of the essence.

Tare received praise for his work at Lazio under a difficult president in Claudio Lotito. He was part of an era in which six trophies were won, signing playings like Sergej Milinkovic-Savic, Luis Alberto, Ciro Immobile and Mattia Zaccagni.