Milan might, according to La Gazzetta dello Sport, postpone the proposed changes and stick with coach Stefano Pioli at the helm.
The newspaper claims Pioli has convinced he could be the man to take the Rossoneri forward after the current crisis and points out that his relationship with Zlatan Ibrahimovic could be used to convince the Sweden international to remain at the club.
After a disappointing start to the season under Marco Giampaolo, the current coach has improved the results at San Siro, starting with repairing a leak at the back.
Milan might, according to La Gazzetta dello Sport, postpone the proposed changes and stick with coach Stefano Pioli at the helm.
The newspaper claims Pioli has convinced he could be the man to take the Rossoneri forward after the current crisis and points out that his relationship with Zlatan Ibrahimovic could be used to convince the Sweden international to remain at the club.
After a disappointing start to the season under Marco Giampaolo, the current coach has improved the results at San Siro, starting with repairing a leak at the back.
Given the current crisis in football, the financial consequences of the coronavirus emergency could prevent Pioli from losing his job at the Rossoneri.
The report claims Milan could choose to postpone the proposed revolution and the current tactician has a great chance of being given another year at the helm, with a budget that could be lower than first expected.
Pioli took over in October and his future has been uncertain with reports about contact between CEO Ivan Gazidis and Ralf Rangnick, leading to the departure of sporting director Zvonimir Boban and leaving Paolo Maldini’s job as technical director on the line.