AC Milan's efforts to revamp their management team have taken an interesting turn with Markus Krosche, currently at Eintracht Frankfurt, emerging as a key target. Despite reports from Germany suggesting Krosche had rejected Milan, journalist Orazio Accomando has revealed that an agreement is actually in place between the Rossoneri and the German director. This agreement is significant, with Krosche reportedly involved in the selection of the new coach.

The main obstacle now is Eintracht Frankfurt's refusal to let Krosche leave, preventing him from resolving his contract. While chances of Krosche joining Milan soon have decreased, they are not entirely eliminated. According to Accomando, Gerry Cardinale, head of RedBird, is considering a final move to persuade Eintracht to release Krosche.

If Krosche were to join Milan, it would mark a substantial change in the club's management. He would be tasked with leading the technical area, implementing a model focused on scouting, sustainability, and youth development. This approach could bring a fresh perspective to the club.

The potential arrival of Krosche would be a strategic move by Milan to strengthen their sporting department. With Cardinale keen on pushing through the deal, the situation remains one to watch in the coming days.