Gerry Cardinale did not rest after witnessing the Rossoneri's intense clash against Roma, but prepared for a meaningful meeting with key player Comori in Milan in the next few hours. The soul of Red Bird Capital, although he is a "cardinal" with deep affection for Milan, yesterday left Italy with a bit of disappointment due to the result of the game.
Today, in the city of Milan, the cardinals are in full swing to draw a blueprint for the future of AC Milan. According to Sport, a new pivotal meeting may be on the horizon in the fashion capital, and Damian Comori, who now plays for Toulouse, could play a key role in reshaping the structure of the Rossoneri. Milan are currently undergoing a strategic restructuring based on core members such as Zlatan Ibrahimovic, Geoffrey Moncada and CEO George Frani, with an eye to the future, and there are even rumours that the Swedish legend may be inclined to use Kirovski to take charge of the Under-23s and try to follow the successful path of Juventus and Atalanta and make the B team compete in Serie C.
With Comori currently at the heart of Toulouse's transfer dynamics, he is likely to quickly switch places and rekindle his partnership with Cardinal Cardinale. In fact, Comori's name has been associated with the Rossoneri for more than a year.
Yesterday morning, Gerry Cardinale, accompanied by the consul and the U.S. ambassador, first had a face-to-face meeting with the team, and then witnessed a fierce duel at the San Siro Stadium. His full day was filled with an intensive series of meetings covering pressing issues such as strengthening the B team, exploring the possibility of young talent under Ignazio Abate entering the professional league, and preparing for the construction of Milan's new stadium. Having top-of-the-line facilities is essential to keep Milan at the top of the curve, and the San Donato Stadium remains a top priority.
In addition, according to people familiar with the matter, Cardinale has also arranged a meeting with Zlatan Ibrahimovic to conduct an in-depth assessment of the plans for the new season. As the season draws to a close, the results are hard to be satisfied with, so there is an urgent need for a change of strategy to turn the tide. Gerry Cardinale is determined to bring Milan back to the pinnacle of European football and knows that achieving this vision requires not only innovative ideas, but also substantial investment and reform on and off the pitch.