'He Will Decide' - Moretto States Milan 'Unlikely' to Sack Allegri if Champions League Is Achieved
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Max Allegri at risk despite Milan's Champions League boost - Get Italian Football News
Milan climbed back inside in the top three of the Serie A at the weekend and could have one foot inside the Champions League spots. But this isn’t enough to guarantee Max Allegri’s stay at the club.This has been largely covered by Get Italian Football News. But Gazzetta dello Sport today add some more details. It is believed Allegri hasn’t received any technical guarantees from the club that his demands in the transfer market will be met. He is …
Milan unlikely to part ways with Allegri for these two reasons, claims Moretto
Yesterday’s victory against Genoa CFC has restored a measure of calm at AC Milan, with the Rossoneri now seeing qualification for next season’s UEFA Champions League within touching distance: "all that’s needed" are three points against Cagliari Calcio to guarantee participation in the 2026/27 edition of Europe’s top club competition. Then it will be time for reflections and decisions about the future. Matteo Moretto, in a video published on Fab…
Allegri and AC Milan will continue together at least until the summer, barring any major surprises. Qualification for next season's Champions League represents the true watershed moment for AC Milan's decisions regarding the coach's future. Allegri is under contract: the numbers holding AC Milan back. The coach signed a three-year deal a year ago with significant figures. For financial and sporting reasons, as Matteo Moretto reveals, AC Milan is…
Gallery: ‘The Devils see Paradise again’, ‘Allegri back on track’ - Today’s papers in Italy
By: Oliver Fisher AC Milan got what was probably their biggest win of the season on Sunday afternoon, beating Genoa 2-1 at the Marassi.Milan went into the lunchtime kick-off knowing they needed two wins from their last two games to make sure of a Champions League spot. They have achieved the first part of the mission, thanks to goals from Christopher Nkunku and Zachary Athekame.The performance was by no means vintage and it took a while for Mass…
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