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Roma will go after Francesco Farioli, who has stepped down at Ajax after fumbling away the title, while Milan are observing what\u2019s going on between Vincenzo Italiano and Bologna.<\/p>\n
According to ESPN<\/em>, the Italian gaffer left the Dutch team because of disagreements on the transfer market and the quality of the facilities. He clashed in particular with director Alex Kroes, who asked for a more aggressive style and stated that only a portion of the Champions League prize money would be spent to shore up the squad. He\u2019s not actively in talks with other clubs and rejected an offer from Saudi Arabia. Per Tuttomercatoweb<\/em>, Chelsea and Tottenham are keen on him but haven\u2019t decided about their current coaches yet.<\/p>\n Roma like Farioli but didn\u2019t think he would become available and could prefer a more experienced option, while Milan are hoping for an unlikely abrupt exit by Italiano. Per Corriere di Bologna<\/em>, he\u2019s negotiating an extension with the brass. He had agreed to just a two-year deal last summer.<\/p>\n He\u2019s set to obtain a short-term renewal and a small pay bump up to \u20ac2.5M per year. However, rather than on the contractual terms, his permanence hinges on what reassurances he\u2019ll receive. Several Felsinei<\/em> stars are in demand. One or two will likely leave. Napoli are also eyeing him should Antonio Conte leave.<\/p>\n Both would be swell choices to start multi-year projects. The capital club would probably have good chances if they pursued the former without messing about. The Rossoneri<\/em> should consider the former too, while it\u2019d be surprising if the latter left Bologna.<\/p>\n <\/p><\/div>\nOur Take on Roma, Milan, Farioli, and Italiano<\/h3>\n
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