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It was the big trend of the last few days and it’s now official! This Friday, AC Milan announced the end of its collaboration with its coach Stefano Pioli.
The news was confirmed in an official press release from the Italian club. San Siro will thus be able to salute the technician who took his team to the title of Italian champion in 2022.
“AC Milan and Stefano Pioli announce that they will not continue together next season with the intention of severing their professional relationshipannounced the Rossoneri leaders. AC Milan would like to thank with affection Stefano Pioli, and all his staff for having led the team during these five years obtaining a Scudetto which will remain unforgettable and for also having brought Milan back into the most important European competitions, ” declared the Milanese club on its official website and social networks.
Paulo Fonseca his successor?
The way is now clear for Paulo Fonseca. Announced with insistence by AC Milan, the Portuguese coach has a strong chance of being the future manager of the Italian team.
According to the journalist’s information Calciomercato Daniele Longo, Paulo Fonseca reportedly heading to AC Milan. The 51-year-old has reached an agreement with the Italian club and could even commit to it as early as next week.
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