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Milan Striker Alexandre Pato: Massimiliano Allegri Would Be Good For Us
‘The Duck’ is the latest player to give his blessing to the former Cagliari coach...
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Jun 6, 2010 8:00:00 PM
By Stefano Federici
Massimiliano Allegri has been tipped to take over as coach of Milan for some time now but there are no new official developments with regards to the Rossoneri bench.
Despite the state of inertia, it seems that all those at Milanello are convinced that the former Cagliari man will soon be in charge of the Diavolo. Alexandre Pato was just another player to give his approval to the potential arrival of Allegri when he spoke to GazzettadelloSport.
“He [Allegri] produced two great seasons with Cagliari,” declared ‘The Duck’.
“I like the work he is known for with young players. We mustn’t forget the great job Leonardo did here at Milan however, and also [Mauro] Tassotti has been a great servant to the club.”
The Brazilian then had his say on the summer transfer market and how he expects to go through the World Cup after being overlooked by coach Dunga.
“My agent is in charge of all things to do with the market, and he know how happy I am at Milan. The club has full say on my future and for the moment I have heard nothing, so I don’t think there have been offers for me.
“I will be watching the World Cup in contrast to what Ronaldinho has planned to do. I intend to get behind my Brazil and my friends who are playing for their various countries.
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Despite the state of inertia, it seems that all those at Milanello are convinced that the former Cagliari man will soon be in charge of the Diavolo. Alexandre Pato was just another player to give his approval to the potential arrival of Allegri when he spoke to GazzettadelloSport.
“He [Allegri] produced two great seasons with Cagliari,” declared ‘The Duck’.
“I like the work he is known for with young players. We mustn’t forget the great job Leonardo did here at Milan however, and also [Mauro] Tassotti has been a great servant to the club.”
The Brazilian then had his say on the summer transfer market and how he expects to go through the World Cup after being overlooked by coach Dunga.
“My agent is in charge of all things to do with the market, and he know how happy I am at Milan. The club has full say on my future and for the moment I have heard nothing, so I don’t think there have been offers for me.
“I will be watching the World Cup in contrast to what Ronaldinho has planned to do. I intend to get behind my Brazil and my friends who are playing for their various countries.
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