Graham Potter is also among the names on Milan’s short list for next season’s bench, fresh from his unsuccessful experience at the helm of Chelsea after having done well previously with Brighton. A pitfall could have been represented by the competition from Ajax, but it seems right to use a past tense after the news that has been arriving from across the Channel in the last few hours.
According to what we learn from The AthleticIndeed, Potter had already spoken to the Ajax managers in the previous weeks four times European champion, for whose bench (currently occupied by Van’t Schip) he seemed the number one contender. This is not the case, because the English newspaper lets you know how the manager finally responded with a refusal regarding the possibility of taking charge of the Lancers. However, the Italian Francesco Farioli remains largely in the runningwho hit the headlines for his excellent season with Nice.
Potter, on the other hand, still remains a good name for the Milan to come, even if other names seem more popular such as that of Sergio Conceicao of Porto (whose renewal until 2028 could be cancelled) or another Lusitanian such as Paulo Fonseca, ex Roma now at Lille and on whom however Marseille is making a strong move.
