Michele Criscitiello has shared his thoughts on the decision to remove Paolo Maldini and Leonardo from their roles. He believes that Maldini was let go due to his attitude rather than a lack of ability. Criscitiello also praised Giovanni Malagò, stating that he has a strong personality. The director of Sportitalia expressed his disappointment with the current state of Italian football, citing a lack of humility and experience.

Criscitiello criticized the approach taken by Maldini, suggesting that he was too focused on being in charge. He also questioned Maldini's experience in a managerial role, noting that being a great player does not necessarily translate to being a great director. Despite this, Criscitiello acknowledged that Maldini's initial appointment was a good choice.

The situation has sparked a wider debate about the state of Italian football, with many calling for change and improvement. Criscitiello's comments have added to the discussion, highlighting the need for strong leadership and effective management.

The future of AC Milan and Italian football remains uncertain, but one thing is clear: significant changes are needed to restore the sport to its former glory.