Milan tried to poach Fabio Paratici from Juventus, but he turned them down, so they look elsewhere for a sporting director.
The Rossoneri are revamping the club ahead of a Chinese takeover, which should be completed by November.
Umberto Gandini already left today after 23 years at San Siro and is expected to join the Roma staff.
According to both Mediaset Premium and Sky Sport Italia, Milan approached Juventus director Paratici to offer him a job, but he turned them down.
Milan tried to poach Fabio Paratici from Juventus, but he turned them down, so they look elsewhere for a sporting director.
The Rossoneri are revamping the club ahead of a Chinese takeover, which should be completed by November.
Umberto Gandini already left today after 23 years at San Siro and is expected to join the Roma staff.
According to both Mediaset Premium and Sky Sport Italia, Milan approached Juventus director Paratici to offer him a job, but he turned them down.
The favourite remains ex-Fiorentina director of sport Daniele Pradè.
There are other options, such as Bari’s Sean Sogliano and Riccardo Bigon, formerly of Napoli.
An intriguing alternative put forward by Sky Sport Italia is current chief of Inter scouting Massimiliano Mirabelli.
It is already known Marco Fassone, a former Inter director, will be taking over Milan on behalf of the Chinese investors.
Meanwhile, Demetrio Albertini has been contacted for a role as charismatic leader linking the club to the squad.