Leo Dragicevic, a well-known market intermediary, left harsh criticisms of Milan's moment after the managerial “reset” promoted by Gerry Cardinale. Speaking to TMW, the agent stated that, “since Maldini left, Milan has been in difficulties”, noting that Stefano Pioli, who has since been fired, “gave the Scudetto and a good atmosphere to the team”, also praising the work of his assistant, Luciano Vulcano. "People forget the good things that were done. As soon as bad results arrive, everything is erased", he said.
For Dragicevic, the problem is also in the market and scouting. Milan, he says, “is losing a lot of promising young players and is not hiring the right reinforcements for its system and for Italian football”. And he left an internal warning: "Liberali cannot, at all, be lost. He is an extraordinary talent who will soon reach the national team." The agent also demanded reinforcements from the prospecting department and revealed a specific case: "I offered them Rudy Matondo last January for just 500 thousand euros. Now it's worth 20 million. In two years it will be worth 80 million."
In the choices for the attack, Dragicevic considered that “Fulkurg was not a good option”, arguing that Francesco Camarda could be a better fit “due to his determination and determination”, factors that, according to him, bring results. “Fulkurg didn’t have them… just one goal, I remember,” he said.
The intermediary also pointed out "oddities" in Cardinale's project, materialized in the prolonged protest from fans, and cited examples of asset management: "If you buy David Odogu for 7 million, it has to be a club project and play, not just two matches. It would be better to lend." He also mentioned Silvano Vos, “with enormous potential”, signed for 3 million euros, “but never anywhere near the first team”. "There are many other similar cases. Tare didn't have much support", he added, hoping that the club will choose "a high-level coach and director soon", highlighting, however, the urgency: "time passes and a big club has to react quickly".
Despite the criticism, Dragicevic maintains an ambitious prediction for the Rossoneri: "I believe that the future will be better than last year and that Milan will win the Scudetto next season and play in the Champions League. But without a top coach and a top manager, who know how to do a good market, everything will be difficult."
