Allegri Before the Final Round: 'Milan's Future Will Be Decided Tomorrow'

Massimiliano Allegri, the head coach of AC Milan, confirmed that everything regarding the future of the team, and even his own future, will be postponed until after the final match in the Italian league against Cagliari. He emphasized that full focus should be on securing a spot in the Champions League.

AC Milan is preparing for the final round of Serie A on Sunday, May 24, at 21:45, simultaneously with several other decisive matches in the race for European spots, amidst a charged atmosphere within the team.

The Italian coach explained in his talk that discussing his future is meaningless at the moment, saying: "The future? It's not a matter of individuals, but rather the outcome of tomorrow's match. The result of tomorrow will change opinions in one direction or another. I have a contract with Milan and I am happy to stay, but everything will be decided after the match."

Allegri added: "Tomorrow, every player will give their best because the goal is clear: to return to the Champions League. Everyone in the team shares the same desire."

He continued: "Even after the Genoa match, everything was different in the evaluations. Sometimes we seem to be at the top, and other times everything is questioned, but the truth is that the result is what determines the final picture."

The AC Milan coach emphasized the importance of discipline and focus, saying: "The most important thing is to perform the work with love and professionalism. The club is always the foundation, and the team's strength comes from management and stability. On the field, we just have to do our part."

Regarding the upcoming match, Allegri said: "Tomorrow's game will be long and tough against Cagliari, a team good at counter-attacks and set-pieces. We must play cautiously and organized without exaggeration or haste."

He concluded his remarks by saying: "Tomorrow we might face 100 tough minutes under pressure, and all the players are ready. The match could be decided in the final minutes. The important thing is to stay focused on the ultimate goal."