Ex- AC Milan player Demetrio Albertini believes that the Diavolo should keep faith with current coach Massimiliano Allegri.
The 41-year-old former midfielder believes that the Rossoneri should remain confident in Allegri’s ablity despite their disastrous start to the campaign in Serie A and Europe.
“Milan must keep Allegri,” he told reporters at an FIGC Press conference. “Any project started by the coach needs time. Everyone has to work together to get better results.
“I do not know where this crisis started, but it should be left for people inside the club to understand and fix.
“The logic of changing their market strategy is something everyone can understand, but the current results are visible for everyone to see.
“It is also true though, that the young players that have been brought in need time to grow.”
Recent reports suggest that another former Rossoneri player Frank Rijkaard, has already signed a deal to become the new head coach ahead of the Genoa game this weekend.
With only seven points from their first eight games Milan sit 15th in Serie A. They have six defeats in 11 games this season, also coming off a fresh 1-0 loss at Malaga in the Champions League on Wednesday night.
