Ultras AC Milan Send Message to the Rossoneri Officials

DBasia.news –  AC Milan Ultras disappointed with the performance of AC Milan officials and sent an open letter, especially after firing Marco Giampaolo.

As reported by Milan’s official website, the club fired Marco Giampaolo after four months of work after leaving Sampdoria. Giampaolo has a contract until 2021 with the option to renew a year.

“AC Milan announced that it has released Mr. Marco Giampaolo from his position as first-team coach. The club is grateful to Marco for his work and wishes him the best in his professional career,” the club’s official statement said.

Not much better than Giampaolo, Milan will reportedly appoint former Lazio, Inter Milan, and Fiorentina coach Stefano Pioli as the new coach. The news circulated quickly among fans and they did not want to be trained by Pioli until the hashtag #PioliOut became a trending topic on social media.

Upset to see the ‘ignorance’ of Milan’s management, Milan’s ultras spoke up and sent a message to the top brass of the club.

“The time is over. You have to prove yourself! This is the banner we showed in the stands at the match against Genoa, representing the Milanisti population who are tired of the embarrassing actions that the club continues to carry out,” Milan’s Ultras said.

“Every time we think we have reached the lowest point, the situation is getting worse again. We support new projects relying on young players, accepting with a heavy heart (forced) the fact we will not see top players coming, at least for now. “

“We have witnessed, surprised, the failure of the Giampaolo era, a decision that is highly supported by current officials only to be fired before reaching three months of work.”

“We see summer transfers filled with targets that failed to be recruited, replaced at the last minute by other players who were never even mentioned before on Milan’s new project,” he explained.

Fans don’t demand much. They just want Milan officials to stop doing silly things and appreciate the prestigious side of club history that has won seven Champions League titles.

“The thing that pisses us off is the club, which has chosen a different coach, without informing the old coach that has been fired, then moves to the second choice.

“So prove yourself to our Milan historical standards, in matches, on the bench, but first and foremost is the headquarters on Via Aldo Rossi, because all decisions come from above, from there you build a healthy and strong club,” concluded a statement from Milan fans.