Milan has been a whirlwind of change in recent seasons, and it seems the turbulence is far from over. The Rossoneri, who have struggled to find stability both on and off the pitch, are now facing another potential shake-up in their leadership hierarchy.

While much of the recent chatter has centered around Max Allegri's uncertain future, a new report from Daniele Longo reveals that CEO Giorgio Furlani could also be on his way out. Despite having a contract that runs until 2028, growing discontent among the Milan faithful has put his position under serious threat. Fans have voiced their frustrations over his operational strategies, financial decisions, and overall sporting vision for the club—a chorus of disapproval that has caught the attention of RedBird Capital, the club's ownership group.

As a result, RedBird is reportedly pushing for Furlani's exit well before his current deal expires in two years. Ironically, while Furlani has been actively involved in discussions with potential sporting directors and coaching candidates, his own future at the San Siro hangs in the balance. No specific replacements have been identified yet, but the coming weeks will be crucial in determining whether he remains at the helm or departs.

This pattern of instability is all too familiar for Milan. The club has often reflected this chaos on the pitch, at times finishing outside European competition entirely. Without a clear, consistent vision from the top, the Rossoneri have struggled to build a sustainable identity. For fans who long to see the club return to its glory days, this latest saga is yet another chapter in a story that's been lacking a coherent plot.