AC Milan's top executives, Gerry Cardinale and Paolo Scaroni, are in Rome but have decided not to attend the FIGC assembly and an informal dinner with their fellow Serie A peers. This development comes at a time when the management of Milan is under intense scrutiny and the team's future looks uncertain. The absence of Milan's representatives has raised eyebrows, especially after rival club executives expressed shock at the recent turmoil within the Rossoneri.

The situation at AC Milan has been chaotic in recent weeks, with various names being thrown about in the media and a lack of clear direction. It had been reported that Scaroni would attend the dinner to discuss the new FIGC boss, but it seems that plans have changed. The fact that Milan will have no representation at the event is seen as another blow to the club's reputation.

The absence of Cardinale and Scaroni from the FIGC dinner is a significant statement, or so it seems. With the month without a clear structure approaching, the situation at Milan does not appear to be improving. The least that could be done is to attend a meeting with other Serie A executives to save face, but their absence speaks volumes.

The turmoil at the top of AC Milan has been well-documented, and it remains to be seen how this situation will unfold. One thing is certain, however: the team's fans are eagerly awaiting some stability and clarity on the club's future.