What boban did was not milan style as well. You solve your problems internally, and you walk away for the best of the club.
100% agreed.
For all the trash I talked about Galliani; what you just wrote is an important lesson about how a manager da Milan acts and behaves, and Galliani taught that lession perfectly.
There's been many disagreements between him and Berlusconi. Or even more between him and Fininvest. Like the Tevez fiasko caused by not being allowed to sell Pato. Or the Ibra-Thiago-double-sale. And many more I won't go through now. Suma during Italys lockdown on his private YouTube channel told many great insights and stories about things that went on behind closed doors. Galliani, as a classy manager, defended the decisions made by the owners as if they were his own decisions, even when he highly disagreed with them. Because that's what a manager does. He doesn't complain in public when the owner have different ideas than his. And he certainly doesn't go in full rampage mode once the owners have decided to part way with you only for some cheers from the fans.
See the difference between Galliani and Boban?
Galliani, even after he left Milan, never spoke badly about the club, about former collaborateurs (not even Barbara) and about his successors. I have a lot of things to trash him for. But not that he knew how to be a manager da Milan.
Boban didn't knew. Zlatan is playing the Zlatan the god role. I didn't like his outcomings. If it wasn't Zlatan all the fans would be over him. I still would renew him because his leadership and charisma is immense and highly needed. That no-no game against Napoli doesn't change my mind in that regard. However, yeah, I still don't like that some players of ours (Hakan) tend to speak too much in public. That's not what they get payed millions for.