"Ahead of this weekend's game against Genoa, Giorgio Furlani has attended training at Milanello to offer support to the AC Milan team. In the Milan sphere, there are few people more polarising than Furlani. The CEO is certainly not the most popular member of the management and there are several calls for him to leave the club. Both inside San Siro, outside it and on social media."
"As Peppe Di Stefano reported for Sky, via MilanNews, the CEO arrived at Milanello earlier today to watch the training session with Igli Tare. As is common, he arrived earlier than the Italian, given it is part of his job to regularly oversee training. Nevertheless, it follows the meeting at Casa Milan yesterday - where Tare was also present - and his words to Gazzetta dello Sport this morning, where he discussed his reaction to seeing the protest from the Curva Sud."
"It all feels like a last-ditch effort to save face from Furlani. With the walls seemingly closing in on him, he is trying to do everything possible to show that he can continue in his job and publicly show that he is still making an effort to help the season. Whether it will be successful is something else entirely..."
Giorgio Furlani attended training at Milanello ahead of AC Milan’s weekend game against Genoa to offer support to the team. He arrived earlier than Igli Tare, who was also present, as part of his role overseeing training. The visit followed a meeting at Casa Milan the previous day where Tare was present as well. Furlani’s attendance also came after his comments to Gazzetta dello Sport about his reaction to protests from the Curva Sud. The timing is framed as an attempt to improve his public standing while facing increasing pressure from within San Siro, outside it, and on social media.
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