AC Milan has appointed Massimo Calvelli as its new CEO to revive the club’s winning culture after a disappointing season. Calvelli, who replaces Giorgio Furlani, was chosen by the club’s U.S. owner, RedBird Capital Partners, following a season that ended without Champions League qualification. RedBird’s managing partner, Gerry Cardinale, emphasized the need for a shift in strategy to focus on winning. Calvelli, who also holds roles at RedBird Development Group, brings experience from his previous position as ATP CEO. The club aims to improve its performance after finishing fifth in Serie A, leading to several dismissals, including that of coach Massimiliano Allegri. Calvelli expressed his commitment to fostering a winning culture both on and off the field.
QUESTION: How might the leadership changes at AC Milan influence the team’s performance in the upcoming season?
AC Milan names Massimo Calvelli as CEO in bid to restore winning culture
