Ceremony of goodbye to Pioli, Giroud and Kjaer characterized by an infinity of tears, but also by not a few whistles. San Siro is emotional at the end of the last match of the championship Milan for the greetings of three columns of the Devil of recent years. Strong emotions which, however, do not appease the fans’ anger towards the clubwith sound whistles to the CEO, Giorgio Furlanipresent on the field for the last tribute and the coaches and players.
Furlani thanks Pioli
In the pre-match of the match against Salernitana, the CEO of Milan, Giorgio Furlani, on DAZN he commented on the latest rumors about Fonseca as Pioli’s designated heir: “Fonseca? Now I wouldn’t talk about names or candidates for our bench. This is the evening to celebrate Stefano Pioli, which was infinitely important for Milan. With him we reached the Champions League four times in a row after seven years without it and we won a championship. All without forgetting the Champions League semi-final. He leaves a completely different Milan than the one he found when he arrived and for this reason we are grateful to him“.
Furlani reveals the Devil’s market plans
Words of gratitude also for Giroud and Kjaer: “We are also grateful to them who, like Ibrahimovic, have brought experience and leadership in a young group. They have helped create a fantastic group, which has done very well in recent years. We also wish them the best for the future. Future of Milan? We will do our best in the summer to make the team even more competitive”, then, on the transfer market: “We will do a more targeted job than last summer when we had to make a profound change to the squad.”
Boos for the club from the fans during the farewells
Words that evidently do not convince fanswho do not fail to make their opinions heard on social media and at San Siro criticisms to society. In particular, it is precisely during the last farewell of the Rossoneri stadium to Pioli, Kjaer and Giroud that the Rossoneri fans reserve loud boos to Giorgio Furlani and the club, which arrive punctually when the “celebrated” mention, or simply mention, a thank you to the company. Further confirmation of how society must work (and a lot) to mend the rift with the Devil’s people.
