Sky journalist claims Milan will make Amorim an 'all-round manager' due to 'missing' figure
Sky journalist Peppe Di Stefano suggests that AC Milan is attempting to transform coach Ruben Amorim into an 'all-round manager' by centralizing his authority. This strategy follows the decision not to hire external directors to support the coach.
Why it matters
This shift in management structure represents a high-risk, high-reward experiment in modern football club governance.
AC Milan’s current idea is to give Ruben Amorim the keys to the club, becoming almost an old school manager rather than just a coach.
The article reports on sports commentary and internal club dynamics without taking a stance on the effectiveness of the strategy.
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