AC Milan faces managerial and executive turmoil after appointing Ruben Amorim

AC Milan's summer preparations are hampered by a lack of clear leadership. The club has yet to name a sporting director or chief executive officer following the departures of Allegri, Moncada, Furlani and Tare in late May. Coach Rúben Amorim arrived without a sporting director in place, raising doubts about how the team will conduct its pre‑season training at Milanello and navigate the transfer market.

Club analyst Luca Marchetti highlighted the restrictive conditions faced by former candidates such as Ralf Rangnick, noting that executive vacancies are the “real problem.” Amorim’s record includes two league titles with Sporting CP and a troubled spell at Manchester United, where his rigid tactical system clashed with player capabilities. These mixed credentials fuel both optimism and scepticism among Milan supporters as the club seeks stability before the new Serie A campaign.