Milan have continued their overhaul at boardroom level with the appointment of former midfielder Angelo Carbone as their new youth and women’s team chief.
Milan’s Under-19 team were relegated to the Primavera 2 last season, while their women’s side just missed out on Champions League qualification in their debut campaign.
With that in mind, the Rossoneri have brought in Carbone to oversee their youth and female operations.
The 51-year-old played little for the Diavolo across two spells in the 1990s but still managed to win the Scudetto and Champions League with them.
He completes a new-look boardroom alongside ex-teammates Paolo Maldini and Zvonimir Boban, plus CEO Ivan Gazidis and sporting director Ricky Massara.
Maurizio Ganz, another former Milan player, recently took charge of the women’s team, while fellow 1998-99 title winner Federico Giunti remains Primavera boss.
