Overview
- Amorim touched down in Milan on Monday and spoke at the airport, calling it an honour to be the club’s coach and saying he has come to win.
- He was confirmed in June as Massimiliano Allegri’s successor after Milan missed Champions League qualification and the club have already completed the high-fee signing of Gonçalo Ramos.
- Amorim described the San Siro job as an even bigger challenge than his recent spell at Manchester United, where he managed 63 matches with 24 wins, 18 draws and 21 losses.
- His immediate work will focus on onboarding at Casa Milan and Milanello and preparing for pre-season, which includes a friendly that will reunite him with Manchester United in August.
- Outstanding issues include possible player departures such as Rafael Leão and unresolved contractual or financial implications for Manchester United linked to Amorim’s earlier exit.