AC Milan CEO Giorgio Furlani reportedly summoned a crucial meeting today with sporting director Igli Tare and RedBird Senior Advisor Zlatan Ibrahimovic to confront the team’s current difficult period. The Rossoneri have seen their position in the league weaken, now sitting fourth and level on points with Roma, after securing only seven points from their last eight Serie A fixtures. This downturn comes in the wake of a disappointing 3-2 home defeat to Atalanta, which incited significant fan backlash, with a petition even circulating calling for Furlani’s dismissal.
The meeting is understood to have taken place at Casa Milan, with Furlani, Tare, and Ibrahimovic all in attendance. Other staff members were also present as Furlani reportedly emphasized the need for unity as the team approaches the final two matches of the season. However, the effectiveness of this plea for solidarity remains uncertain, particularly given recent reports suggesting Furlani might be planning to replace both Tare and head coach Max Allegri after only a single season in their roles.
Milan Seeking Unity Amidst Mounting Tensions
The club is currently facing significant pressure and internal discussions are underway to navigate this challenging phase. The meeting aimed to foster a cohesive approach to the remaining games, seeking to overcome the recent string of poor results and fan dissatisfaction.