What is experiencing the Milan in recent weeks it is an authentic change of course, both technical and design, but which will allow us to avoid what, for the current squad, would have been a decidedly deeper revolution. The ideas, the projects, even the market plans linked to the arrival of Ralf Rangnick have now been almost completely abandoned and, with the confirmation of Stefano Pioli on the bench priorities and strategies for the next season have also been revised.
RENEWAL PRIORITY – We told you how, after that of the Emilian coach, Milan’s priority today is no longer to look around the market, but to fix and armor some of the current team’s strong points. Donnarumma and Ibrahimovic are obviously the hottest cases, but also the contractual situations of Calhanoglu (deadline 2021) and even Giacomo Bonaventura (until a few days ago practically with suitcases in hand) will have to be fixed by the end of the season.
4/5 STROKES, BUT NO REVOLUTIONS – Armoring the present to consolidate the future. This is the new strategy to be implemented in a market where, in any case, 4 or 5 shots will have to be dealt. So what’s the difference? Milan will avoid revolutionizing the squad by going on the market, with a reduced budget, for the 6/7 players requested by Rangnick and to be included in the 11 owner of his new project. On the contrary Maldini and Gazidis yes, but only to complete the squad. To give Pioli some valid alternatives and important to the men available today. Post-Covid Milan deserves another opportunity. Not only on the bench, but also on the pitch.-
