
Stefano Pioli's journey at the head of Milan is in its final stages. Barring a sensational sacking, at the end of the season it is certain that Pioli will leave, only if a miracle happens, in case he wins Serie A, but even that may not be enough. The Italian media continue to insist on this point. Ibra and the rest of the Rossoneri management staff are working full-time to find a successor.
For his part, Pioli intends to close in the best possible way his adventure at Milan, the longest in his career. Pioli aims to close the championship between the first four teams, while the maximum would be to win a trophy, such as the Italian Cup or the Europa League.
Tuttosport writes that there are four main profiles on the board: Antonio Conte, Motta, Italiano and Farioli. Of course, Conte stands at the top of the list, but at the same time it is also the most complicated option, as Conte has a high financial bill.