Milan will be playing for the future of Coach Sinisa Mihajlovic in the next two games, according to reports.

The Serbian replaced Filippo Inzaghi on the bench this summer, but the Rossoneri are five points worse off than at this stage last season.

Following defeat to Inter in last night’s Trofeo Berlusconi, club President Silvio Berlusconi was in no mood to speak, but notably didn’t back the Coach.

“I was disappointed not to win as it's dedicated to the memory of my father,” the patron told reporters after the match.

Sinisa Mihajlovic was frustrated after Milan’s Trofeo Berlusconi defeat to Inter. “We always gift a goal.”

The Rossoneri have not kept a clean sheet yet this season and were beaten 1-0 by their city rivals in this friendly at San Siro.

“I’m disappointed for the President, because I know how much be cared about this trophy,” Coach Mihajlovic told Sport Mediaset.

Mario Balotelli is yet to return to training with his Milan teammates, struggling with a sports hernia.

The forward has been out of action since before the international break, and had been following a personalised training regime at Milanello.

However, despite reports that the Italian international could return to training with the rest of the squad today, Sky and Mediaset report that he's still training alone.

Milan Coach Sinisa Mihajlovic is reportedly ready to make 16-year-old Gianluigi Donnarumma the youngster goalkeeper ever to appear in Serie A.

The Serbian Coach is believed to be considering replacing Diego Lopez with the youngster, who would beat the age record set by a 17-year-old Gianluigi Buffon.

Tuttosport has reported today that the relationship between Mihajlovic and Lopez has deteriorated and that Donnarumma will start in Wednesday’s ‘Trofeo Berlusconi’ match against Inter.

Milan Coach Sinisa Mihajlovic reportedly has ten days to save his job, with home games against Sassuolo and Chievo coming up.

The Rossoneri have got off to a sluggish start to the season under their new boss, despite spending heavily on new players over the summer.

They were held to a 1-1 draw by Torino on Saturday and have now gone three matches without a win, occupying 13^th place in the table with 10 points from eight outings.

Sinisa Mihajlovic believes Milan suffered from “anxiety after taking the lead” in their 1-1 draw with Torino.

Carlos Bacca scored right after coming off the bench, but Daniele Baselli snatched an equaliser.

“We had a good game, but after the goal we just stopped playing. It’s as if we got nervous at taking the lead,” the Coach told Mediaset Premium.

Adriano Galliani assured the trip to Torino “is not a decisive match” for Milan Coach Sinisa Mihajlovic.

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“It is not a decisive match for the future of the Coach,” the CEO told Mediaset Premium.

“All games are important, since the start of the season, so let’s not get overly dramatic.

Sinisa Mihajlovic responds to Silvio Berlusconi's jab: 'Changing the formation won't solve Milan's problems'.

The Rossoneri Coach was criticised by his President, who claimed that the team needed tactics, and the Serbian responded to that in today's Press conference.

“A week with many absences is not the best way to prepare the match,” he said. “But there are no alternatives, so it's not an excuse.

President Silvio Berlusconi said Sinisa Mihajlovic “is a great trainer, but Milan need a bit of tactics now.”

According to La Stampa, Berlusconi made the comments during a meeting with members of his political party Forza Italia.

“Mihajlovic is a great trainer, he knows how to deal with the players, but Milan need a bit of tactics now.”

This was the phrase reported by multiple sources, criticising the Coach for his inability to fix the defensive problems.