Ita‍: Paolo Maldini sacked by AC Milan

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By: Manu Tournoux

Ita‍: Paolo Maldini sacked by AC Milan

AC Milan ranked fourth in Serie A and will therefore play in the next Champions League. But the big boss of the Italian club has decided to clean up.

While neighbors and rivals Inter will play the C1 final against Manchester City next Saturday, AC Milan is already on vacation. But in the offices of Casa Milan it’s time for big decisions. And this Monday evening, several Italian media announce that Gerry Cardinale, the boss of the Rossoneri, told Paolo Maldini that he was going to be fired from the club, believing that the latter had not been up to it. A priori, Stefano Pioli, the Milan coach will retain his post. Learning of the dismissal of the Milan legend that is Paolo Maldini, many supporters of the Lombard club are demanding the departure of Cardinale and the sale of the club.

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