AC Milan struggles with vacant coach and technical director posts amid internal turmoil

AC Milan remains without a head coach or a technical director weeks after the season ended, fueling fan unrest and speculation about the club's direction. Reports cite a slowdown in talks with Oliver Glasner and a two‑year, €3.5 million‑per‑season offer to Portuguese manager Ruben Amorim, while Matthias Jaissle is also mentioned as a possible replacement.

The club is also evaluating candidates for senior technical roles, including Markus Krösche and Devin Özek. Journalist Michael Cuomo criticised the club's lack of a clear project, describing the situation as a “decline of the historic brand.” Fan protests have grown as the uncertainty persists, pressuring the ownership led by Gerry Cardinale to act quickly.

Overall, the ongoing indecision hampers Milan’s preparation for the upcoming season and erodes confidence among supporters and the wider football community.