We're almost there. There are just a few steps left to complete the Serie A coaches' dance. The profiles and new composition of the league are becoming increasingly clear, although there are still some complicated situations to be resolved. Milan met with Oliver Glasner, who has officially left Crystal Palace. The Rossoneri need to choose the new superintendent and sporting director (Ralf Rangnick remains a strong candidate, but demands total autonomy...), in addition to defining the new coach. Arne Slot and Matthias Jaissle are the alternatives at the table. Napoli is also waiting: Massimiliano Allegri should be the successor to Antonio Conte (who remains away and will be a heavy shadow for all the big teams, especially Juventus...), but first he will have to reach a financial agreement for his departure with the Rossoneri. Vincenzo Italiano and Raffaele Palladino remain in a delicate situation, with the latter not accepting Atalanta's proposals for an amicable separation. So, Dea will wait a little longer before making official Maurizio Sarri, who is leaving Lazio, where it looks like Gennaro Gattuso is about to take over. Fabio Pisacane's confirmation at Cagliari seems increasingly certain, as does the connection between Frosinone and Massimiliano Alvini. Fiorentina are due to welcome Fabio Grosso tomorrow, who leaves Sassuolo, where the arrival of Alberto Aquilani from Catanzaro is coming. For Torino, who are looking for a successor to Roberto D'Aversa, the right name seems to be Ignazio Abate. Other confirmations include Kosta Runjaic at Udinese and Carlos Cuesta at Parma, dispelling the last doubts, as well as Eusebio Di Francesco expected to remain at Lecce.
