AC Milan is gearing up for a new chapter in their history as Rúben Amorim prepares to take the reins as the team's new coach. The Portuguese tactician has agreed to a three-year deal with an option for a fourth season, and is expected to arrive in Italy in early July to begin working with the squad. Amorim's appointment is part of a broader restructuring effort by owner Gerry Cardinale, who aims to return the Rossoneri to the top levels of European football.

The team will enter the 2026/27 season on the back of a fifth-place finish in Serie A, which earned them a spot in the Europa League. Amorim will be tasked with building on this foundation and leading the team to greater success. His coaching philosophy and approach are expected to bring a new level of intensity and tactical sophistication to the team.

Amorim's first order of business will be to oversee the team's preseason training, which is set to begin in mid-July. The coach will have the opportunity to work with his new players and implement his ideas ahead of the new campaign. With a number of new signings expected, Amorim will be eager to get his team on the pitch and start building a cohesive unit.

The Rossoneri faithful will be excited to see the impact Amorim can have on the team, and the club's hierarchy is confident that he has the skills and expertise to lead them to success. As the new season approaches, all eyes will be on Amorim and his team as they look to make a strong impression in Italy and Europe.