The Milan boss acknowledged that there is a lot of work to be done at the club before the start of the season, but stated that they will make the appropriate changes.
AC Milan fans have had the most dramatic of summers, with the club parting ways with a great number of players along with their two prized assets. Milan have severed ties with their talismanic striker, Zlatan Ibrahimovic, and defender,
http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Thiago-Silva-c34903; after selling both the players to Paris Saint-Germain.
The club has lost a total of 12 players this season, which has sufficiently bought the quality of the team down. The club’s supporters have been furious by the mass exodus of players, as it seems that the club has not had a plan
of action to counter act the sales.
The former Cagliari manager states that the club is going through a rebuilding phase and also remarks that the departure of the players was inevitable. The Parc de Princes outfit offered a mammoth 60 million Euros offer for the
services of Thiago Silva and http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Zlatan-Ibrahimovic-c38029, and the deal was too good for the Rossoneri outfit to turn down.
The repercussions of the sale of their two prized assets have come under immense scrutiny, with many pundits claiming that the ability of the Diavolo to attract top quality talent will be reduced by the sales. Allegri defended
their decision to sell and rescind contracts of several players, stating that it was inevitable. He mentioned:
“This is Year Zero for Milan. In all 12 champions have left, some due to their age and others because of decisions made by the club. We couldn't say no to PSG.”
Despite the current gloom that surrounds the fans and the faithful of the Rossoneri, Allegri reassured that the club still has time to make new signings. He also stated:
“We must work on the foundations, even if there are still many players who remained. There is a month left in the transfer market and last season the team really changed its identity right at the end of that window.”
Milan has parted ways with club legends like http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Alessandro-Nesta-c4735; in order to bring the wage bill down.
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