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Sergio Concei\u00e7ao has only small chances of staying on the Milan bench, although winning the upcoming Coppa Italia final will boost them. The front office hasn\u2019t zeroed in on any candidate to replace him at this stage, Calciomercato<\/em> informs.<\/p>\n Massimiliano Allegri has been attached to the likely opening a few times. While he\u2019s appreciated by the hierarchy and knows the team and the environment, there have been no contacts with him so far.<\/p>\n Milan CEO Giorgio Furlani likes Vincenzo Italiano a lot. Bologna want to keep him. They\u2019d have to agree to a new deal to make sure of that since he inked a two-year one last summer.<\/p>\n Despite their interest, the Rossoneri<\/em> haven\u2019t reached out to the Felsinei<\/em> boss or his entourage either. They\u2019ll kick their search into high gear only after appointing a new director. They\u2019ll make their final attempt for Atalanta\u2019s Tony D\u2019Amico after the last Serie A round. If it\u2019s unsuccessful, they\u2019ll stay as is or hire Igli Tare.<\/p>\n According to Tuttomercatoweb<\/em>, Napoli president Aurelio De Laurentiis is keeping in touch with Allegri in case Antonio Conte bolts. Roma are also very interested in him, Il Messaggero<\/em> informs (via Fantacalcio<\/em>).<\/p>\n It\u2019s a bit worrying but also partially reassuring at the same time. If they give real power to their new exec, and he\u2019s not just a figurehead to divert the criticism for their current officials, he should be the one making the choice, or at least heavily influencing it. Concei\u00e7ao\u2019s chances shouldn\u2019t be underestimated. Without the Champions League and with a suspect front office and ownership, it\u2019s not that great of a destination for top-end coaches.<\/p>\n <\/p><\/div>\nOur Take on the Milan Bench<\/h3>\n
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