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Soccer · Serie A · published 2026-10-10T00:00:00+00:00 · via Get Italian Football News

Milan weigh move for Bournemouth executive Tiago Pinto

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Milan are still searching for a new sporting director after failing to make an appointment in the summer. Bournemouth's Tiago Pinto is on their shortlist, along with Markus Krösche and Mehdi Benatia. Pinto previously worked at Roma and has helped Bournemouth reach European competition.

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Milan’s search for a sporting director continues after the summer passed without a hire. Gerry Cardinale wants a specialist in place soon, having taken a hands-on role in recruitment during that window. The shortlist includes Markus Krösche, Bournemouth’s Tiago Pinto and former Marseille director Mehdi Benatia, who has expressed willingness to return to Italy.

Pinto previously worked at Roma and contributed to Bournemouth reaching European competition. At Bournemouth he has also worked closely with Jorge Mendes, while Milan have had recent ties to the agent. His potential appointment could also help Ruben Amorim, as the two are compatriots.

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If Milan appoint a new sporting director, supporters and players could feel effects through transfer planning and squad direction. A clearer recruitment structure may influence results, which can shape matchday mood and local business activity around San Siro. Rival clubs and Bournemouth may also be affected if Pinto leaves. Yet the impact may be modest until decisions translate into performances.

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