Milan CEO Adriano Galliani warned he is “not prepared to remain” at the club in any other role after the Chinese takeover.
The new owners are expected to complete the closing by the end of November and have already appointed directors for the future infrastructure.
“I am not prepared to remain at Milan with any role that is not CEO. I was not asked by anyone, but after 30 years I would not accept a different role to the one I have already filled,” Galliani told Mediaset Premium.
Milan CEO Adriano Galliani warned he is “not prepared to remain” at the club in any other role after the Chinese takeover.
The new owners are expected to complete the closing by the end of November and have already appointed directors for the future infrastructure.
“I am not prepared to remain at Milan with any role that is not CEO. I was not asked by anyone, but after 30 years I would not accept a different role to the one I have already filled,” Galliani told Mediaset Premium.
“I am not prepared to remain in the Board of Directors either. There has to be at least some respect for a career path.”
This afternoon Milan host Pescara at San Siro and Massimo Oddo returns to face his former club for the first time as a Coach.
“He wanted to be a director originally, then chose to be a Coach. He’s one of the immortals, in the Milan Hall of Fame.”
There was criticism of the Rossoneri after a 3-0 midweek defeat to Genoa, as the team showed a lack of strength in depth.
“Milan have an entire midfield missing due to injury, while for various reasons we are without three of the five full-backs. In attack M’Baye Niang had a fever until a few hours ago.
“The squad is good both in terms of quality and quantity.”