“I always think that when someone looks at their past with a certain level of acrimony it means that they are not living the present very well. I hope that this is not the case with Maldini.” The words of Paolo Scaronipresident of Milan, they could not go unnoticed. And in fact they didn’t. Through the pages of Corriere della Serathe response, short but vitriolic, was not long in coming Paolo Maldini: “If I look at my past, I can’t stop smiling”, commented dryly the former technical director, as well as obviously a legend, of the Rossoneri club.
Braida is with Maldini. Also commenting on Scaroni’s exit was another icon of AC Milan’s past Ariedo Braida: “I can evaluate from the outside because I don’t know the internal dynamics. Paolo, with Massara, had become a point of reference – said the former Rossoneri sporting director, who with Galliani contributed to the golden years of the Berlusconi era – represents the history of Milan. They seem like intangible factors, but they are key issues. It’s surprising to see that there are no longer those who understand football.”
The latest from Pioli. On the pitch, Milan returns to prepare for the big match against Juventus, crucial to securing second place. The Rossoneri coach will have to do without Simon Kjaer as well as the suspended Calabria and Theo Hernandez. In defense Musah should go on the right and Florenzi on the left, while Giroud should return to acting as a centre-forward. For the future, once the hypotheses of Xavi and Sergio Conceiçao have faded, who will remain in Barcelona and Porto respectively, one of the ideas leads to Paulo Fonseca.
