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Milan don\u2019t yet know whether Ralf Rangnick will accept their offer to lead their front office, but, in the meantime, they\u2019ll meet with two coaches who have deep ties with him, Oliver Glasner and Matthias Jaissle, La Repubblica <\/em>informs.<\/p>\n The Rossoneri<\/em> are currently represented by just two directors, board member Massimo Calvelli, who\u2019s been elevated as the CEO, perhaps temporarily, and Zlatan Ibrahimovic, who\u2019s a simple consultant to the owner, Gerry Cardinale.<\/p>\n Milan will convene with Glasner early in the week, while they\u2019ll talk with Jaissle down the line. The chase of the former is more straightforward, as he\u2019s a free agent. Instead, they might have to pay a fee of up to \u20ac6M to free up the latter from Al-Ahli.<\/p>\n The two are currently in the lead over Mauricio Pochettino and Arne Slot, who\u2019s been quickly linked to them after his late ousting from Liverpool. The Reds will hire Andoni Iraola, who was one of the main candidates for the Rossoneri<\/em> but eventually repelled them. The current USMNT manager could team up with director Ramon Planes, who just departed Al-Ittihad, if he were picked. Per La Gazzetta dello Sport<\/em>, the Serie A side will know in about ten days whether Rangnick will take the job.<\/p>\n While the transfer market will ramp up only after the World Cup, they are very late and are pursuing not-so-easy targets. It\u2019d be a problem if they struck out on the official, in particular. They are doing a lot of legwork to set up his arrival. At least Iraola going to Liverpool, rather than to a smaller side, reduces the sting of such a snub.<\/p>\n <\/p><\/div>\nOur Take on Milan<\/h3>\n
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