According to reports from Tuttosport, AC Milan is likely to part ways with their current head coach, Sérgio Conceição, as the club looks to turn around a disappointing season. The Rossoneri are eyeing an Italian replacement, with former Milan and Juventus manager Massimiliano Allegri emerging as the top candidate.

Allegri, who previously led Milan to a Serie A title in 2011, is no stranger to the club's ambitions. His experience and tactical acumen make him a strong contender to revive the team's fortunes. However, Milan is also considering other Italian tacticians, including Maurizio Sarri and Vincenzo Italiano, as they weigh their options.

This season has been nothing short of a nightmare for Milan. After a mid-season coaching change, the team finds itself 11 points adrift of the top four in Serie A, making it highly unlikely that they will secure a spot in the 2025/26 Champions League. The Rossoneri's struggles have left fans frustrated and demanding change.

Sérgio Conceição, who was appointed in December, has failed to turn the tide in the second half of the campaign. As a result, the club is expected to activate a clause in his contract to part ways in June.