At Milan there is an air of change again. After a season full of ups and downs, Igli Tare seems increasingly closer to saying goodbye despite his arrival only dating back to last summer. The feeling, in fact, is that at the top of the Rossoneri club a profound reflection has begun on the entire sporting direction, after a year that did not meet initial expectations. In the last few hours, an unexpected candidacy has been gaining strength to take over the legacy of the former Lazio manager: that of Viktor Bezhani, a highly appreciated profile within the RedBird universe.
Tare verso la separazione: il Milan riflette dopo una stagione deludente
Tare's experience at Milan could therefore end much sooner than expected. The Albanian manager had been chosen to give greater stability to the technical area and build an immediately competitive team, but several aspects of the season left doubts in the Rossoneri management. Not only the results, but also some market choices, which inevitably ended up under observation.
The many investments made in the last year have not brought the leap in quality that the club expected and the risk of being left out of the next Champions League has further increased the pressure. Also for this reason, in recent weeks Gerry Cardinale has begun to evaluate a new management structure, looking for a figure even more aligned with RedBird's vision.
Bezhani, scouting e giovani: il modello che piace a RedBird
Born in 1985, Viktor Bezhani has built an important reputation over the years, especially in the work of scouting and enhancing young people. After several experiences around Europe, the Albanian manager landed at Toulouse, a club that is part of the RedBird galaxy, becoming one of the key men in the French project.
And it is precisely the work done at Toulouse that impressed Milan. In recent years the French club has managed to build a young and sustainable team, valorising various talents who have then resold them for significant sums. A model that Cardinale really likes and which could become increasingly central in the Rossoneri's future.
For the moment there are no definitive decisions yet, but the direction seems quite clear. Milan wants to start again with new ideas and a structure closer to the RedBird philosophy. Today Bezhani's name is probably the strongest to open this new chapter.