It seems that the Rossoneri will pluck a trio from their own ranks should 'Carletto' depart this summer...
With Carlo Ancelotti edging towards Chelsea, many names are being drawn out of the hat for the coveted Milan bench.
However, the latest indications coming from Italy are that there will be more than one name succeeding Ancelotti.
According to Sportmediaset.it, vice-president Adriano Galliani seems to favour a triad solution to lead the Rossoneri from next season, even though he is keeping his lips sealed until Monday, by which point he expects the team to have secured direct qualification to the Champions League.
Galliani's preferred solution is an internal one, with Leonardo, Mauro Tassotti and Filippo Galli heading the team next season.
This choice would be taken because Leonardo does not have the license to coach in Serie A as of yet. Thus, although the Brazilian would be the main tactician, Tassotti and Galli would share the title of head coach as they possess the necessary badges.
This would prove that Galliani stated the truth when he declared that he had not contacted any possible new coach, as the solution he has opted for is an internal one which would reflect the wishes of president Silvio Berlusconi.
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