AC Milan is on the verge of a significant overhaul of its management structure. According to sources, the club is considering bringing in Marcus Krösche and Devin Ozek to fill top roles. Krösche, currently a key figure at Eintracht Frankfurt, is being eyed as a potential director technical, while Ozek could take on the role of director general or sports director.

The proposed structure would see Krösche bring in Timmo Hardung, who has worked with him at Frankfurt, as sports director. This move would align with AC Milan's strategy of combining financial sustainability with on-field competitiveness. Krösche has successfully implemented this approach at Frankfurt, winning the Europa League and developing talents like Ekitikè.

Ozek, just 31 years old, has impressed with his data analysis skills and international market knowledge. He is also highly regarded for his scouting abilities. However, concerns about his youth and inexperience may be hindering his chances of taking on a top role.

The appointment of Krösche and potentially Ozek would signal a new era for AC Milan, one that prioritizes innovative management and a strong scouting network.