#allegri

#allegri

Gennaro Gattuso put everything into trying to secure World Cup qualification, but was unable to. He signed a one-year contract with the option for the following two years if they qualified for the tournament this summer, but since they did not he will depart.

Goretzka's name emerged as a target a few weeks ago, given that his contract with Bayern Munich expires at the end of the season meaning he would be available on a free transfer.

You're a child, you're an idiot, you're a child who started as a coach.

Massimiliano Allegri was given a red card last night, but it should've potentially been the other way around and AC Milan can, and will, feel hard done by. In split seconds, brief moments can change games and Milan may have witnessed that last night, as Allegri was given a red card on the sidelines for his reaction to an incident in the 78th minute. Whilst it may not have been clear at the time, footage shows it clearly.

Is 'De Winter' coming, like in Game of Thrones? "Yes, exactly." Do you freeze your opponents? "I'll try." What's changed in the last few games? "Nothing's changed. Sometimes it goes your way, sometimes it doesn't. For me, nothing's changed." Who is Allegri to you? "He's an important figure in my career, in my life, because, as you said, he gave me my debut. Now I have him as my coach at AC Milan, so he's an important figure for me."

I actually couldn't even dare to hope for such a clear victory because less than two months earlier, we had changed coaches [Cesare Maldini replacing Zaccheroni] and because the season hadn't gone so well. That win relaunched us.

Last season, the Englishman was slightly questionable at times, and both Sergio Conceicao and Paulo Fonseca fell out with Tomori at different stages. Their intentions at the start to mould him did not succeed, and he was regularly forced to watch on. An exit looked likely at a few points, but the former Chelsea man never gave up on the Rossoneri, even if it seemed that they had given up on him.