Allegri returns to AC Milan as head coach. What changes will the team have in the near future?

Recently, AC Milan has made great noise. First, it introduced Tare as the team's sports director, and then less than a few days later, it announced that Allegri would enter the palace as the team's head coach. From the management to the coach's seat, drastic reforms are underway.

Tarre is still very familiar with him. He played in many Serie A teams when he was young. Brescia and Baggio served as teammates and are famous high center forwards on the field.

His biggest feature is that he has a good header, and second ferrying is his specialty. The long pass hit him with a rush, and then Baggio and others swam around him, fighting for the ball and then came to the frontcourt to organize the offensive.

Any old fans who often watch Serie A must know that Tare is a very distinctive star.

After retiring, he did a good job in management. He has always served as the team's sports director in Lazio. He has also won the title of "Best Sports Director Award" and has also achieved remarkable results in management. Director Laziogan has been selling low-priced Taobao over the years, saving costs while also stabilizing his performance. Small-price management is his best choice. What he is good at is controlling the team's salary structure and balance, and using his previous connections and influence to find suitable players to join the team in the market.

Seeing Tare serve as AC Milan's new sports director, I felt that this was a suitable signing.

Although I want to see Maldini return more, it is not bad to have Tare arrive.

Then Allegri arrived, and I believe Tare knew about this. Perhaps when he signed as sports director, Tare had already discussed with the club that Allegri would enter the palace for the second time to coach Milan.

Why did the team choose Uncle Jiong to come to the team? It’s not complicated to think about it carefully, there are two factors.

Allegri is his own person and he is also an acquaintance. Just like Ancelotti and Zidane entering Real Madrid for the second time, they have a bit of "cooked but raw". I have won the Serie A championship as the head coach of the team before, so I don’t have to worry too much about adapting if I re-sell.

Plug and play, easy to manage, everyone has the same idea and no conflicts. This will be the reason why Milan invites Allegri as the head coach.

Allegri is still a good player in combining the new lineup. He has good tactical attainments, has his own characteristics in the matching of players and on-the-spot command, and is also good at coaching defense.

Milan's defense in the past two seasons has been too poor, and its results are getting worse and worse.

If the team wants to recover, the first thing to do is to improve the team's technical and tactical playing style and concepts, clarify a stable lineup, and allow experienced coaches to debug the team system.

This also conforms to Allegri's coaching characteristics.

Considering these two factors, it is also OK to hire Allegri. The team's request for him is not to win the league title soon, but to return to the Champions League zone. With AC Milan's lineup, you can still do it with a little effort.

Looking back now, the real reason why Milan went from recovery to downturn is that Maldini's departure. It has to be said that his departure is a great regret and a sign of the team's problems.

Milan was not bad during that period, and the results were booming, and the team had a good momentum. Unfortunately, the disagreement of ideas between Maldini and Red Bird led to a breakup.

The former hopes to "maintain salary through battles", spend money to make the team's performance stable into the Champions League zone, and continue to develop in this way; Hongniao hopes to operate small funds and spend small money to do big things, and there are serious conflicts in certain decisions and plans.

When this conflict arose, I talked about a point of view, that is, Milan was too eager for quick success and instant benefits, and the best thing was to find a balance between these two concepts, which was the way out.

The subsequent years proved that being too extreme was not a good thing.

But in other words, isn't this the best opportunity for Maldini to return to Milan? I think Tare is a good candidate, but after working for a while, it would be better if Maldini came back to take charge.

Considering his contribution to the team and his historical popularity, with Maldini as management, it will definitely benefit the team's future more than the disadvantages.

Just look at Inter Milan Zanetti. Over the years, I have done a good job in Inter Milan's management, and has reached its peak from its performance to its reputation.

As long as AC Milan is united and united, it is only a matter of time before they recover, and we can still see them galloping on a high-level stage.