Milan legends have their own candidate for a new coach

Inter's stroll to the Scudetto this season prompted rivals to seriously contemplate the next competitive year and outline plans for reorganization. The championship race, realistically resolved significantly earlier, officially was ended last week, and Inter's crowning five rounds before the end of the season serves as a warning that Juventus and Milan have taken seriously, both of which will welcome the June transfer window with new coaches on the bench. AC Milan's management decided to part ways with Stefano Pioli at the end of the season, and discussions have already begun regarding the successor to the Italian strategist. Among a sea of candidates, the club's legends from San Siro have been drawn to none other than the possible strategist of Juventus - Thiago Motta.

Allegri's time is up: Motta will become Juve's new boss

Despite the fact that in the football community on the Italian peninsula, the transfer of the current Bologna coach to Juve is seen as a done deal, speaking to Gazetta, Fabio Capello and Arrigo Sacchi emphasized that the ideal solution for Pioli's successor would be the promising Brazilian-born coach.

"Motta is a former midfielder. Make a list of the best coaches in the world, and you'll find Guardiola, Conte, Xabi Alonso, Ancelotti, Arteta, Allegri, Xavi... They all have something in common, don't they? The other plus is that he would bring a balance between defense and offense. Motta builds a team from defense, but not excessively. It's necessary to think about football that leads to results but in the right way," Capello pointed out.

Ibra favors his teammate for new Milan boss

The winner of the Champions League in his playing days with Barcelona and Inter has built his coaching path through Genoa and Spezia, attracting the attention of the biggest clubs in Italy with outstanding results on the bench of Bologna, which is on the verge of making history and is knocking on the door of the Champions League.

"He was an excellent midfielder, with his head held high and clear ideas. He gained valuable experience in big clubs. Coaching Bologna isn't a joke because they don't criticize you there, they laugh at you, which is even worse. He, like Gasperini, is someone who gives a lot to football. In commitment, courage, ideas... He has ideas, which are the most important thing in coaching. Football visions are solely yours, and you just need to convey them to the players to get what you want. He's modern, European, and a visionary" said Sacchi. Of course, the question remains about how realistic the proposal from Italian legends is, or whether the issue of Motta's future is still open at all. But, according to famous coaches, Rossonerri should at least try.

SERIE A - MATCHDAY 34

Friday

21:45: (1.45) Frosinone (4.50) Salernitana (7.00)

Saturday

16:00: (2.15) Lecce (3.30) Monza (3.50)

19:00: (2.10) Juventus (3.50) Milan (3.80)

21:45: (1.62) Lazio (3.70) Verona (6.00)

Sunday

16:00: (1.60) Bologna (3.70) Udinese (6.25)

19:00: (2.00) Napoli (3.60) Roma (4.10)

19:00: (1.45) Atalanta (4.70) Empoli (8.00)

21:45: (1.75) Fiorentina (3.70) Sassuolo (5.40)

***odds are subject to change***