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Sergio Concei\u00e7ao would have had some small chances to stay on the Milan bench by triumphing in the Coppa Italia, but the Rossoneri<\/em> laid an egg against Bologna, and the coach\u2019s faith is most likely sealed.<\/p>\n According to Fabrizio Romano, the brass will move on from the Portuguese gaffer and Jo\u00e3o F\u00e9lix. The latter got off to a decent start but quickly fell out of favor due to his poor performances despite his bond with the gaffer.<\/p>\n It won\u2019t be hard or expensive for Milan to sack Concei\u00e7ao. His contract envisages a clause to rescind it in the summer. Other candidates had turned down what was de facto a seasonal deal after Paulo Fonseca\u2019s ousting. Neither will be on the books next year. Their former tactician was quickly appointed by Olympique Lyonnais.<\/p>\n CEO Giorgio Furlani didn\u2019t mince words following the Coppa Italia loss talking to Mediaset (via Corriere della Sera<\/i>).<\/p>\n \u201cWe can\u2019t deny that this is a disastrous season. Despite winning the Supercoppa, we\u2019re distant from the goals we had set for ourselves. We have to finish it the best we can. We share the disappointment of the fans. There have been mistakes. We have to look ahead to correct them and get back to where we all expect to be.\u201d<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n His run in the cup kept his tenure in life support, but in reality, he seemingly lost the backing of the front office not long after being hired. Picking the right coach won\u2019t be enough to right the ship and return to contention. At least the squad isn\u2019t too shabby if it performs to the peak of its capabilities, which happens too rarely.<\/p>\n <\/p><\/div>\n\n
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