Cristian Brocchi’s Milan contract is reportedly only a two-month deal.

The Primavera Coach replaced Sinisa Mihajlovic after the Serbian was sacked this morning, and will take charge until the end of the season.

According to Gianluca Di Marzio’s website, there was dispute between club President Silvio Berlusconi and CEO Adriano Galliani about the length of his contract.

Adriano Galliani said Mario Balotelli “has to earn the right to play for Milan and convince us to buy him outright.”

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“Balotelli has to earn the right to play for Milan. He knows that, we had a very long talk about it. He must convince us to buy him outright, so it depends only on him.

Adriano Galliani says Mario Balotelli has “a crazy desire” to stay at Milan.

The striker is on-loan from Liverpool, but has missed most of the season with a sports hernia.

Following his return, the Italian international has struggled to break into the team, but the Rossoneri’s joint-CEO confirms that Super Mario wants to stay.

“Mario is fine now,” Galliani told reporters in Milan.

Adriano Galliani explains his visit to Milanello - ‘I was asking why our poor form happened’.

Milan’s joint-CEO visited the training ground this week, to speak with the players and Coach Sinisa Mihajlovic.

“I wasn’t doing it as a player or a Coach, but as a director,” Galliani told assembled media on via Colonna in Milan.

Milan have reportedly asked Arrigo Sacchi for advice, as they consider Cristian Brocchi or Marcello Lippi for the bench.

Current Coach Sinisa Mihajlovic is under pressure, and a poor result against Juventus could spell the end.

Following Cesare Maldini’s funeral today, Rossoneri President Silvio Berlusconi and joint-CEO Adriano Galliani went for lunch with Sacchi at Berlusconi’s Arcore residence.

It’s reported that a heated confrontation took place at Milanello between Adriano Galliani, Sinisa Mihajlovic and the squad.

Milan lost 2-1 at Atalanta yesterday, their fourth winless game in Serie A, and are now in serious danger of missing out on European football altogether.

While Mihajlovic’s side are still in sixth-place, Sassuolo are now just a point behind. The Diavolo will enter the Europa League if they win the Coppa Italia final, but they face a tough task against holders Juventus.

Milan Vice-President Adriano Galliani admits ‘we’re wondering why form has dropped’ and pays tribute to Cesare Maldini.

The Rossoneri were beaten 2-1 by relegation-threatened Atalanta yesterday to continue their poor run, the day after Milan legend Cesare Maldini passed away.

“It’s a difficult moment, we were in a good rhythm and then two points in four games arrived and we’re wondering why,” Galliani said to Radio 1 Rai.

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President Silvio Berlusconi announced he wanted to build an all-Italian side at San Siro, based mostly on their youth academy.

“The project of a young Italian Milan intrigues me too,” CEO Galliani told the Corriere della Sera newspaper.

“For a director there’s no greater joy than seeing one of his young lads come up through the ranks to reach the senior squad and maybe even the Nazionale.

Adriano Galliani insists Milan “are not thinking about other Coaches at this moment, but they all depend on results.”

The CEO spoke to Sportitalia this evening and was asked about Sinisa Mihajlovic’s situation.

“Our objective is to do as well as possible over the next eight games and we also want to win the Coppa Italia.

“Mihajlovic? Coaches all depend on results. Sinisa has a contract with us until 2017 and we are not thinking about other Coaches at this moment.

Reports say Keisuke Honda will discuss a new Milan contract at the end of the season, but much will depend on the coaching situation.

The Japan international has played an important role for the Rossoneri under current boss Sinisa Mihajlovic, making 25 Serie A appearances this season.

However, the Serbian’s future is in the balance and failure to win the Coppa Italia could spell the end for his tenure on the San Siro bench.