It's all in the narrative.Mazzara and Vitiello [MN]: "... all the hypotheses are on the table, which are essentially three: [1] a step forward from the ownership towards Maldini's requests, [2] a step back by Paolo with respect to his requests for greater investments up to the third [option], which would be the most sensational, which would be the separation.
It is very delicate moment, where all the parties involved are reflecting on what emerged from today's meeting, where, however, Cardinale's esteem for Maldini and his working group has been reaffirmed."
Di Marzio: "There are also the hypothesis of a step back by the Milan owners, or by the former Rossoneri captain. If this does not happen, Maldini could therefore really leave Milan. But the tear can still be mended."
I love which parts of the reports people choose to ignore.

Players have other commitments too. They're not at Milan fan's beck and call all the time.According to what SportMediaset reports on Italia Uno , after Marco Sportiello, Milan are ready to close another goal to zero, namely Daichi Kamada , attacking midfielder whose contract with Eintracht Frankfurt is about to expire. The player is expected in Milan for medical visits after the matches with Japan on June 15th against El Salvador and on June 20th against Peru.
During the day there will be no official communications from the club or comments from the property. But the decision will have to be made by return of post (basically next working day). Because Milan cannot experience another month of deadlock on the market after a year, also because there are so many things to do to make the squad more competitive.
Mazzara and Vitiello [MN]: "... all the hypotheses are on the table, which are essentially three: [1] a step forward from the ownership towards Maldini's requests, [2] a step back by Paolo with respect to his requests for greater investments up to the third [option], which would be the most sensational, which would be the separation.
It is very delicate moment, where all the parties involved are reflecting on what emerged from today's meeting, where, however, Cardinale's esteem for Maldini and his working group has been reaffirmed."
Di Marzio: "There are also the hypothesis of a step back by the Milan owners, or by the former Rossoneri captain. If this does not happen, Maldini could therefore really leave Milan. But the tear can still be mended."
I love which parts of the reports people choose to ignore.
What are you on about. Investcorp are the definition of Yonghong Li. Lots of fake promises. This is a continuation of Elliot if anything. You forgot the blow outs we had under their management. Maldini and Gazidi’s power struggle. Same old, same old.Here we go another. Would have been better if the club was sold to Investcorp. Instead we were sold to another Yonghong li
If it wasn't for the pr nightmare Maldini would have been gone last summer probably
I just hope this shit gets resolved because I don't want a repeat of last summer
Wouldn't Maldini know what the parameters and budgets of the team are? He's been on a book tour of "well, we are poor, we need a new stadium, we need to be more disciplined, and I agree with this." The way I see it: if he's saying "we can spend more" it would probably be because he knows that they can.Points of tension between Maldini and Cardinale are mainly two: a budget of 50 million (as written on @cmdotcom net of the usual insults) and autonomy on the market - Longo
If you can't work within the parameters of ownership then get out
Don't hold the club hostage two summers in a row
The part where Pioli is safe & Maldini is questioned?
I didn't realize you suddenly became such a huge fan of Adli, Vranckx, and CDK. They are all Moncada picks.If Moncada is having more say next to Maldini then RB doing us good.
Doesn't matter if he is in the right or wrongWouldn't Maldini know what the parameters and budgets of the team are? He's been on a book tour of "well, we are poor, we need a new stadium, we need to be more disciplined, and I agree with this." The way I see it: if he's saying "we can spend more" it would probably be because he knows that they can.
So far, Redbird are putting in less money than Elliott did for transfers--and with the big cuts to the costs of the squad coupled with dramatic increases in revenue... I'm sorry, I don't see how asking for more than 50m is some outrageous demand set to that backdrop.
If the expectation is for CL runs--then more money will have to be spent. Serie A isn't the Bundesliga. Dortmund are able to sell their best players because the competition for a top four spot is laughable there. Selling players would not go over well with Redbird's whole "we want Milan to the biggest in the world" mantra. So they are at an impasse.
Well last year the drama ended on June 30 this year is expected to end soonerWe have half of our Squad to Fix, and we have to start mercato now. But noo, lets fight about fucking power
What if Redbird are the ones changing the parameters?Doesn't matter if he is in the right or wrong
I don't understand why he renewed in the first place when this was clearly the approach
If you cannot work within the parameters set by ownership move on, don't hold the club hostage
I think the biggest problem is believing every source. I don’t believe Longo for a second. I think it’s autonomy if anything else. Longo is justifying his last rumour. He is literally the only one saying that.Wouldn't Maldini know what the parameters and budgets of the team are? He's been on a book tour of "well, we are poor, we need a new stadium, we need to be more disciplined, and I agree with this." The way I see it: if he's saying "we can spend more" it would probably be because he knows that they can.
So far, Redbird are putting in less money than Elliott did for transfers--and with the big cuts to the costs of the squad coupled with dramatic increases in revenue... I'm sorry, I don't see how asking for more than 50m is some outrageous demand set to that backdrop.
If the expectation is for CL runs--then more money will have to be spent. Serie A isn't the Bundesliga. Dortmund are able to sell their best players because the competition for a top four spot is laughable there. Selling players would not go over well with Redbird's whole "we want Milan to the biggest in the world" mantra. So they are at an impasse.
A slight shake of power is needed, thats all am saying.I didn't realize you suddenly became such a huge fan of Adli, Vranckx, and CDK. They are all Moncada picks.
Yes, CDK was a Moncada pick.
I'd be surprised, either way, move on last summer was a disasterWhat if Redbird are the ones changing the parameters?
Maldini is the only guarantee that we will build a team for winning and not just for flipping youngsters for profit. I don't want to be the new Leipzig.If Moncada is having more say next to Maldini then RB doing us good.
Maldini is the only guarantee that we will build a team for winning and not just for flipping youngsters for profit. I don't want to be the new Leipzig.
Based on what?A slight shake of power is needed, thats all am saying.
Just asking pal..I mean sirWhat has that got to do with anything? There's such a thing as ageism in addition to racism or sexism.

Why would you be surprised? Keeping Maldini as (a demonstrably) great SD is one thing, but it's also the credibility he gives you, the ability to deflect poor choices from Redbird and the ability to turn local Milan fans' opinion away from wanting to stay at San Siro, to clamoring for a new stadium.I'd be surprised, either way, move on last summer was a disaster
Clearly, he wasn't happy with the project last summer and waited until the last second to sign. Maybe he thought a CL SF run would change the vision
And if Maldini's plans are Brahim and Arnautovic...thanks for pulling the club out of the banter era but there's the door
And then sell them 2 years later. If Maldini goes, forget about renewing players like Leao and Theo.Well, Leipzig does get all the players we want
Why can't we just let him be 3rd GK and show Mirante the door?
Ahhhh, "the lists".