The gap in management and sporting structure at Milan has increased the risk of departures among the squad's key players. It is emphasized that the club lacks not only a structure to manage transfers but also a sporting and financial system to guide the overall direction.
This situation has especially raised questions regarding the team's star players. The possibility that Maignan, Modric, Rabiot, and Leao could all leave the club within the same summer is being discussed.
Departure Scenario for Leao
The possibility of departure is most clearly seen in the case of Rafael Leao. It is assessed that the Portuguese player's time at Milan has come to an end and that a separation might be the best option for both parties.
Leao has become one of Milan's most important players in recent years. Having scored 80 goals and provided 65 assists in nearly three hundred matches, it is noted that he leaves a difficult-to-fill gap, especially on the left wing.
Juventus Possibility for Maignan
Goalkeeper Mike Maignan's situation remains a topic despite his contract extension. Although he recently signed a contract until 2031, it is reported that Juventus has shown renewed interest in the player for some time.
For now, this remains a possible scenario. However, if the institutional uncertainty at Milan continues, losing a key figure like Maignan, who holds significant influence in the locker room, could be a major loss for the club.
Modric at a Decision Point
The situation with Luka Modric stands at a different point. It is stated that besides his contributions on the field, Modric is seen as a source of trust for the club.
While Modric has not yet decided on next season, optimism is weakening due to the current situation. The weakening of the sporting project and uncertainty within the technical staff and management complicate the decision-making process.
Rabiot's Choice Linked to Allegri
On Adrien Rabiot's side, a different reason emerges. It is reported that the French player primarily chose Milan to work again with Massimiliano Allegri, and if this connection weakens, his desire to stay might also be questioned.
Although Rabiot's contract runs until 2028, the question of how meaningful it is to keep an unwilling player in the team remains. Therefore, his situation is not considered independently of the club's overall crisis.
Decision Now Lies with Club Management
Potential departures at Milan could affect not only squad planning but the entire future design of the club. Losing four major players in the same summer is seen as a reflection of the void in management and technical structure impacting the field.
It is emphasized that club owner Gerry Cardinale must use his business experience to find a solution to reverse this situation. Otherwise, Milan could face a summer where the management crisis directly translates into squad upheaval.