AC Milan's search for a Head of Football and sporting director continues, with the club now considering an alternative approach. The Rossoneri have struggled to find suitable candidates for these key positions, leading to the possibility of hiring another external consultant. This approach is not new to Milan, as they have previously relied on headhunters and consultants, including Zlatan Ibrahimovic, during their managerial search. The use of external consultants has become a familiar strategy for the club.

George Gardi, a highly regarded super agent, has emerged as a potential candidate to fill this role. While he cannot be classified as a traditional agent or intermediary for Milan, his expertise in facilitating complex transfers could be invaluable. Gardi has a proven track record, having worked on high-profile deals such as Victor Osimhen's move to Napoli and Nicolo Zaniolo's transfer to Galatasaray. His involvement could help streamline Milan's transfer process.

The appointment of Gardi would not necessarily mean a permanent solution, but rather a stopgap measure to aid the club in navigating the transfer market. Meanwhile, Jovan Kirovski and Bobby Gardiner could take on more responsibilities to bridge the gap until a sporting director is appointed. This would enable Paulo Amorim to focus on constructing his team for the upcoming season. Gardi's expertise would be a valuable asset to Milan during this transitional period.

Milan's willingness to explore unconventional solutions highlights the club's determination to adapt and find innovative ways to overcome their current challenges. The potential involvement of Gardi underscores the club's commitment to finding the right personnel to drive success.