Milan, Many Leadership Issues; Spalletti and Gasperini Hold Power in Serie A, Allegri's Last Chance
The article discusses Milan's leadership crisis, the power of coaches like Spalletti and Gasperini, and the pressure on Allegri at Napoli. There is also a challenge from Infantino and the matter of Italy's new coach.
The events in Milan show the lack of direction: from the leadership to the technical staff, many questions arise. One of the things that many supporters are promoting is the return of Paolo Maldini and the presence of a coach who really knows the trend of Italian football, instead of gambling on a foreign tactician who knows nothing about Serie A. The current situation is considered unjust for many Rossoneri supporters who deserve higher respect.
Meanwhile, Luciano Spalletti and Gian Piero Gasperini's attachment to their respective teams is growing stronger. It is clear that they are the ones dictating the major decisions and they themselves are the center of power after Ranieri and Comolli's influence is said to have ended. However, the two coaches also have a lot of responsibility—when things don't go well, they themselves may be fired.
<figure style="margin:2rem 0;overflow:hidden;border:1px solid #e2e2e2;background:#f9f9f9"><img src="https://tmw-storage.tcccdn.com/storage/tuttomercatoweb.com/img_notizie/thumb3/43/43b9291e1eb1e7a5f2f255ada7976a5f-64059-oooz0000.jpeg" alt="Image" style="width:100%;height:auto;object-fit:contain" loading="lazy" /></figure>On Massimiliano Allegri's side, this is said to be the last big chance. He did not earn the trust of the Napoli fans and now his ability is being tested again. He needs to show something new and bold in his project—or he will be forced to rely on his ability to take the Napoli champions to Serie A and at least reach the quarterfinals of the Champions League to win the hearts of new supporters.
In addition, FIFA President Gianni Infantino joked about the number of teams that will participate in the World Cup and the possibility that Italy will return only there. Fans were worried because Infantino seemed to have sold the honor of the World Cup and criticism rained down on his statements. There is also confusion about the next President of the Italian Football Federation, with Malagò facing an eligibility issue, while Abete remains a strong candidate. Speaking of national team coach, Roberto Mancini still holds the position but is also keeping an eye on the possibility of Claudio Ranieri – who may have a young assistant coach.
In the midst of this, Ibrahimović is shopping around as a commentator for the World Cup, which some are calling "Milan's latest craze." For supporters and football fans, there are even more changes to look out for in the coming months.
