Crucial statements by Roberto De Zerbi and his future. On Sky Sports, the coach dismissed the recent transfer rumours.
The Milan he is very busy evaluating the new coach. That Stefano Pioli will say goodbye to Milan in June it is now certain. The exit fromEuropa League and the lost Milan derby, yet another, have put a tombstone on the Emilian’s chances of remaining. The casting of Zlatan Ibrahimovic, with the participation of Giorgio Furlani And Geoffrey Moncada, it has already started. Countless names of coaches linked to Milan lately. The Italian slopes, Antonio Conte And Thiago Motta, they now seem to have passed.
A long list of foreign coaches is now being examined by the Rossoneri management: Sergio Coincecao, Julien Lopetegui, Paulo Fonseca, Mark van Bommel, but also Xavi Hernandezwho however is now moving towards staying at Barcelona. But if there is a dream that the fans hold fast, that leads to Roberto De Zerbi. The current coach of Brighton, former Sassuolois the true desire of the supporters of Milanand nothing excludes that it is not a concrete idea of Milanas stated by several recent sources.
However, Roberto De Zerbi had made it clear that his relationship with Brighton was close to being discontinued. A factor that sparked the interest of European clubs, all very important. L’former Sassuolo has recently been compared yes to Milanbut also and above all to Liverpool, Manchester United, Barcelona And Bayern Monaco. How are things really? She explained it De Zerbi in person at the microphones of Sky Sports.
De Zerbi speaks: “Eyes only on Brighton”
It should be emphasized that Roberto De ZerbI have a contract with Brighton until 2026, and in recent weeks, as mentioned, there has been an air of disruption. But recently, the Italian coach reiterated that his bond with the English club is strong and that there is a desire to continue together. His words to Sky Sports they effectively push away possible suitors for his job in the summer. This is what he said about it De Zerbi:
“I have been in the world of football for 30 years and I know that if you play well or do well on the bench, people talk about you and the transfer market comes accordingly. I have the right experience to stay focused and just keep my eyes on Brighton, I have a contract with the club and I love my players. We certainly have to talk about the project to carry out because motivation is the basis of my work. I have not yet spoken to Tony Bloom about the next goals and new plans, but we will talk about it in the next few days.”
