In his intervention on his YouTube channel, Carlo Pellegatti analyzed Milan's current situation, with particular attention to the club's corporate structure and the possible appointment of a new Head of Football. The journalist linked the choice of the future head of the football area to the club's ambitions, a discussion also addressed by Boban during the day, especially ahead of a particularly intense month on the field for Ruben Amorim's team.
Pellegatti also emphasized the importance of pairing the new head with a figure capable of handling the club's institutional relations.
THE CHOICE OF CARDINALE FOR THE FOOTBALL AREA, "The first attempt by Gerry Cardinale that he let Furlani make was, as we have seen, disastrous. So he wants to take control, he wanted to take it, he has taken Milan into his own hands and now we obviously expect this choice that will show us what the real targets are, and for me it is essential when we see an important man for the institutions who also looks after the institutions, who will be attached to Milan for the institutions. When we see a head of football, we will see who will be alongside him."
THE AMBITIONS OF MILAN AND THE NEW HEAD OF FOOTBALL, "We have seen nice investments at player level, a coach who at this moment is on the eve of a tremendous month, but what will make us understand even more what Milan's ambitions are we will perhaps understand in a few days, perhaps in a few weeks, I do not want to think in a few months, that is when the head of football will be chosen and maybe accompanied by some important Italian figure."
The possible appointment of the new Head of Football therefore represents one of the next steps of Milan's reorganisation. According to Pellegatti, the choice of the figure destined to lead the sporting area and any professionals who will support him will help define the club's corporate structure and objectives for the future.







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