Transfer market, non-compulsory transfers, Pioli and the investigation: Furlani reveals Milan’s future

A Giorgio Furlani without secrets, openly, for a Milan that wants to continue growing to become a big player in Europe again. The Rossoneri CEO spoke about the present but above all about the future of the Devil, starting with the most important players currently in the squad, who will not be put on the market: “We don’t need to make sales to recover from losses. Being a company in active, we have the possibility to invest at the start. Leao, Maignan and Theo Hernandez are happy to stay at Milan and have long contracts. As far as Giroud is concerned, everything depends on him, he is playing at a high level, we will see what he decides at the end of the season.” .

Pioli’s fate has continued to be discussed for months now and Furlani also spoke about the Milan coach, postponing the verdict until the end of the season: “There’s this constant being in the spotlight. Since the beginning of the season, criticism of the coach has flared up after every match he doesn’t win. This year he’s done well and we’re focused on the end of the season. He’s an exquisite person, with the who works very well and I can say that we are lucky to work with him. You can judge a coach on one match, but we evaluate it on an entire season. We will see how the season will end, but we are confident.”

On the market and the fans’ dream for a big coup, Furlani stated: “We shouldn’t make shots just to make them and put business continuity in difficulty. We must continue to improve the team to win. We must not make shots that are spectacular, but that are useful. The philosophy is to improve the team. Last year we made a lot of changes because it was necessary to change the team a bit, this year it will be a more targeted job because the foundations are there.”

Finally, the investigation started a few weeks ago, which sees Furlani himself registered in the register of suspects: “There is this idea that RedBird is not the owner of Milan and it is something wrong. The facts are simple. The authorities have the right to investigate as they want, but we have nothing to hide and we are ready to cooperate with them to make them do their job as best as possible.”