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Sinisa Mihajlovic to replace Filippo Inzaghi as AC Milan boss, say reports



Sinisa Mihajlovic is close to being announced as the new head coach of struggling AC Milan, according to reports.

Italian newspaper Gazzetta dello Sport reports that Mihajlovic met with Milan president Silvio Berlusconi late on Wednesday and that an announcement could come by the end of the week.

Milan will have to fire current coach Filippo Inzaghi first, although that move has been expected for months.

In his first season in charge, Inzaghi led Milan to a dismal 10th-place finish.

Mihajlovic announced on Monday that he was stepping down at Sampdoria after guiding the Genoa club to seventh.

But as a former player for Inter Milan, and cohort of current Inter coach Roberto Mancini, Mihajlovic reportedly needed to convince Berlusconi that he will be entirely dedicated to the 'Rossoneri'.

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AC Milan set to sack Filippo Inzaghi after a year in charge

By Matt Davis
BBC Sport



AC Milan manager Filippo Inzaghi will be sacked this week after just a year in charge.
The Serie A side told BBC Sport that Inzaghi, 41, will "not be in charge of the team next season".
The Rossoneri finished 10th in the league this season as they failed to qualify for the Champions League.
Carlo Ancelotti has turned down the chance to return to his former club while ex-Sampdoria boss Sinisa Mihajlovic is favourite for the job.
Milan said they were still "looking to find a new coach" and an official announcement is expected on Friday.
Mihajlovic, 46, said on Monday that he was leaving Sampdoria after guiding the Genoa club to seventh, with former goalkeeper Walter Zenga reported to be in talks to take over.
Ancelotti, 55, who was sacked by Real Madrid, had held talks with Milan chief executive Adriano Galliani but said he needed a "rest" after two seasons in charge at the Bernabeu.
Under former Italy striker Inzaghi, Milan had their worst league finish in 17 years.

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Mihajlovic will sign a two year deal with Milan & will take staff with him

After being an assistant at Inter under Mancini, Mihajlovic is ready to become Milan's coach. The now former Sampdoria coach will sign a two year deal with the rossoneri, earlier today Inzaghi was informed of the decision. Mihajlovic will bring his staff to Milan, including athletic coach Antonio Bovenzi who has been with Sinisa for the past five years. Bovenzi has a strong reputation, particularly with minimizing injuries a quality which will be welcomed at Milan. At this point only thing missing is the signature, Milan is ready to welcome Mihajlovic.

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Sinisa Mihajlovic says he'll be the new AC Milan coach

Former Sampdoria coach Sinisa Mihajlovic has ended the uncertainty surrounding his expected appointment as the new coach of AC Milan.

"It's going fine, within two weeks I will be the new Rossoneri coach," Mihajlovic is reported as saying by Sportsmediaset while the Serbian attended the Le Mans 24-hour race.

Former Milan striker Filippo Inzaghi remains coach of the embattled Serie A giants, who will not compete in Europe next season after finishing in mid-table alongside fierce rivals Inter.

Mihajlovic's statement appears to spell the end for Inzaghi, who failed to lift the club out of the gloom after taking over from former team-mate Clarence Seedorf last season.

Silvio Berlusconi, the president of the seven-time European champions, is working alongside Bee Taechaubol on a deal that would see the Thai businessman purchase 48% of the club.

If the deal is confirmed, it could provide a huge shot in the arm to a club that has slipped spectacularly since Berlusconi sold a number of top stars in the summer of 2012, the same time as a number of ageing players left the San Siro.

Last week Taechaubol refuted unconfirmed reports that he opposed the hiring of Mihajlovic, who steered Sampdoria to a seventh-place finish in Serie A and to the brink of qualification for the Europa League.

Sampdoria's seventh-place finish would normally have ruled them out of contention for the Europa League, but the club are hoping to earn the third and last spot in Serie A because city rivals Genoa failed to obtain a UEFA licence.

Genoa's Luigi Ferraris stadium does not comply with UEFA regulations and although Sampdoria share the ground, the club have lodged Sassuolo's Mapei Stadium as the venue for Europa League home games.

However a final decision has yet to be made.

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AC Milan: Filippo Inzaghi sacked as coach after one season in charge at San Siro, club confirms (ESPN) http://t.co/CdPvX1nElw

Filippo Inzaghi replaced as manager of AC Milan by Sinisa Mihajlovic

Filippo Inzaghi has been replaced as manager of AC Milan by Sinisa Mihajlovic after just one season in charge of the Serie A giants.

The former Juventus and Milan striker endured a difficult first year in full-time management, having guided the seven-time European champions to a disappointing 10th-placed finish last season.

Inzaghi's team won fewer Serie A games last campaign than any Milan side since the 2000-01 campaign - form which saw the 41-year-old end a 14-year spell with the club.

"AC Milan communicate that Filippo Inzaghi has been discharged of his responsibilities as first team coach. The club thank him for his work," the club said in a statement on their website.

Ex-Sampdoria coach Sinisa Mihajlovic has been named as Inzaghi’s successor, penning a two-year deal at the San Siro.                

The 46-year-old Mihajlovic coached Sampdoria for the past two seasons, leading the Genoa club to seventh this year.

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