"“I wouldn't rule out the Allegri-Ranieri partnership, with Ranieri playing a role other than that of coach,” the journalist began. “His relationship with Malagò is excellent, and he could have a technical role within the national team, rather than as coach, as Allegri would be. He hasn't had an offer to evaluate yet, but I wouldn't rule out this possibility, especially since Allegri was among Roma's potential candidates.”"
"According to Corriere della Sera (via MilanNews), even if Allegri were to not receive an approach from the Italian federation, he remains under scrutiny from Gerry Cardinale for overseeing a collapse in the past two months. Qualification for next season's Champions League is at risk, and the fate of many will depend on it. Also under scrutiny are CEO Giorgio Furlani - currently the prime target of fierce protests from fans - as well as the sporting director Igli Tare."
"Allegri will take the team into training camp at Milanello tomorrow ahead of the next match against Genoa, which Milan must win at all costs. If the points required do not come from the last two games, a change could be enforced. Who would replace Max? Two stand-out names have emerged: Vincenzo Italiano, currently Bologna coach, and Francesco Farioli, who recently won the Portuguese league with Porto."
Massimiliano Allegri could be replaced at AC Milan this summer due to concerns tied to recent performance and Champions League qualification. Even without an approach from the Italian federation, Allegri remains under scrutiny from Gerry Cardinale for overseeing a collapse in the past two months. Qualification for next season’s Champions League is at risk, and outcomes in the final games may determine whether changes are enforced. CEO Giorgio Furlani and sporting director Igli Tare are also under scrutiny, with Furlani facing protests from fans. Allegri will lead training at Milanello before the match against Genoa, which Milan must win. Potential replacements include Vincenzo Italiano and Francesco Farioli.
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