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Despite a couple of attempts, Milan didn\u2019t bring in a new head of football in the summer and simply promoted from within after ousting CEO Giorgio Furlani and director Igli Tare. While Gerry Cardinale is content with how the summer has gone, a future high-profile hiring could be in the cards, Calciomercato<\/em> reports.<\/p>\n In particular, the tycoon is a fan of Eintracht Frankfurt\u2019s Markus Krosche, whom they targeted too late to snap him up last summer. They\u2019ll likely try again in the future. The Rossoneri<\/em> higher-ups feel they are one exec short, even though they have made do in recent months.<\/p>\n The Milan owner has been much more hands-on than in the last four years, and Ruben Amorim has been central to every transfer market decision. The former\u2019s direct involvement has led to much bigger investments in single players and swifter negotiations. The club threw its weight around to avoid sagas and win bidding wars.<\/p>\n Cardinale will remain proactive, but some help could be in the way, considering his many business interests. However, the prospective new addition won\u2019t be an all-powerful official like Furlani, but rather team players willing to collaborate with every part of the management.<\/p>\n Appointing a touted director would be the only way to offset what they did, or rather did not do, last summer. However, that kind of move needs to be set up in advance, so the team he\u2019s coming from will be much more lenient and able to plan ahead. Spending big is fun and easy, but if some of their main acquisitions don\u2019t pan out as they hope, they\u2019ll feel the consequences for years.<\/p>\n <\/p><\/div>\nOur Take on Milan<\/h3>\n
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