AC Milan is actively searching for a new head of their front office, but uncertainty remains over whether Ralf Rangnick will accept their formal invitation.
In the meantime, club officials have scheduled meetings with two managers who share similar philosophies with Rangnick: Oliver Glasner and Matthias Jaissle.
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Current Leadership Structure
The Rossoneri currently operate with only two directors.
Board member Massimo Calvelli serves as temporary CEO, alongside Zlatan Ibrahimovic, who acts as a consultant to owner Gerry Cardinale.
Management plans to hold discussions with Glasner early this week, while talks with Jaissle are scheduled for a later date.
Securing Glasner presents fewer obstacles as he is a free agent.
Acquiring Jaissle could require a release payment of up to €6 million to terminate his contract with Al-Ahli.
These two candidates currently lead the selection process ahead of Mauricio Pochettino and Arne Slot.
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Slot entered Milan's radar after his dismissal from Liverpool, who are set to appoint Andoni Iraola.
Iraola previously rejected proposals from Milan despite being a primary target for the Italian side.
According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, Milan expects a definitive response from Rangnick within approximately ten days.
If the current USMNT manager is selected, a potential partnership could form with director Ramon Planes, who recently left Al-Ittihad.
The scheduled transfer market operations will intensify after the World Cup, leaving Milan under pressure to secure complex managerial targets.
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Securing the primary official remains critical for the club, given the extensive internal preparation dedicated to establishing this new sporting structure.
