GdS: Data, Remote Working and a Past at Genoa - the Background on Milan Candidate Spors
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Ralf Rangnick has set non-negotiable conditions for AC Milan to accept the role of technical director: two meetings with Gerry Cardinale revealed the true tensions behind the negotiations, with Zlatan Ibrahimovic at the center of the conflict. The Austrian coach spoke twice with Cardinale, Ibrahimovic, and Calvelli. These aren't just polite discussions. Rangnick wants to choose the coach, the sporting director, the philosophy of the youth teams,…
GdS: Data, remote working and a past at Genoa - the background on Milan candidate Spors
By: Oliver Fisher Ralf Rangnick would want to bring his own sporting director to AC Milan, and one name stands out above other candidates: Johannes Spors.La Gazzetta dello Sport recall that Spors has a past at Genoa, where he was known as being a ‘cold’ character. He was the transfer market man for Genoa’s former American owners for roughly seven months, and Rangnick would like him back in Italy despite the fact he is currently at Southampton.Sp…
Tuttosport: "And Rangnick brings Spors as sporting director"
Ralf Rangnick is currently caught between two sides: on one hand AC Milan and Gerry Cardinale, on the other Austria national football team and a two-year contract renewal. The German coach-executive has been identified, and contacted several times, by the owner of Milan as a possible figure to entrust with the club’s sporting rebuild: he would be given control of the technical direction, although he would want complete freedom of movement and no…
The Gazzetta dello Sport website profiles Joahnnes Spors, remembered in Genoa as a cold, unsympathetic, and often distant figure, but also as an innovator in modern football. A SHORT LIFE IN LIGURIA Originally from Heidelberg, he was among the first to use big data and statistical analysis to identify talent, following an approach inspired by the model of Ralf Rangnick and the German football school. He knows Italy well, however. He arrived at G…
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