Mark Van Bommel, current Antwerp coach, has decided: the situation. The turning point could come at Milan
You browse the daisy in Casa Milan. The new coach who will sit on the bench starting next season needs to be chosen but at the moment evaluations and reflections are underway, without a final decision having been reached.
The most credible lead, the one relating to Julen Lopetegui, stopped suddenly: the about-face perhaps came due to the will of the fans who harshly criticized this possible choice of the Basque coach. And who knows if all this influenced the final decision of the Rossoneri management.
At the moment, therefore, the situation is all too clear: Stefano Pioli he will say goodbye at the end of the season after five seasons and a championship but the next tenant at Milanello is still to be defined. It’s no mystery that Roberto De Zerbi is more than a dream: the Italian coach, however, is also on the list of Bayern Monaco and above all he has a release clause with Brighton worth 12 million euros.
Milan, Van Bommel says goodbye to Antwerp
Among the various options for the Rossoneri bench there is also Paulo Fonsecacurrent coach of Lille who promptly dribbled away when asked: he knows Serie A having led Roma but the Lusitanian did not expose himself, just like Domenico Tedesco38-year-old coach, current coach of Belgium who in an interview with the Gazzetta dello Sport preferred not to comment on the association with the Rossoneri.
It is losing more and more share, however, Antonio Conte: perhaps the fans’ favourite, the player from Salento does not excite the Rossoneri management who are more than perplexed by the coach’s possible requests. And so other paths are explored. Among these, there is also the one that leads to Mark Van Bommel.
Rossoneri DNA for the former midfielder who played for Milan from January 2011 to May 2012, in the team with Ibrahimovic, with which he won a championship and an Italian Super Cup. And his “cAnyway this is goodbye, maybe I’ll come back here as a coach” pronounced on the day of his farewell to the Rossoneri colors after 50 appearances, it almost seems like a sort of prophecy nowadays.
Van Bommel, on the other hand, became coach in the meantime and withAntwerp he achieved great satisfaction. And now he is ready for a new chapter in his career: as Fabrizio Romano also explains, Van Bommel will say goodbye to the Belgian club at the end of the season, ready to start a new adventure, perhaps with red and black colours.
