AC Milan, this morning, have made the decision to look away from Fabio Paratici, and a report has looked into the reasons why this may have been the case.
It seemed like a move for Paratici was completed, with Milan in the final stages of making the appointment, but this morning, things came to a halt, with the sporting director’s suspension being the massive stalling block.
As Gazzetta dello Sport writes, multiple restrictions would be in place with Paratici until the end of July, with the importance varying. Article 9.2 states that the Italian would be unable to represent the club in a national or international setting – he could not participate in council meetings, which would be a problem, and he could not enter UEFA conferences.
Secondly, he could not participate in any federal activities, then he could also not access the changing rooms or any adjacent rooms. Finally, he could not engage in meetings with players or agents, which renders him effectively useless until the middle of the mercato.
Originally, it was thought that the problems could be overcome, but it seems like the challenges are just too great to ignore, and it is not too farfetched to understand why this is the case.
