Rossoneri Round-up for 15 October: Suso says that Elliott have brought in ‘people who know football’

So far, so good with the new owners at Milan.

Suso became the latest in a number of high-profile players who have mentioned that the Elliott Management has brought in some good football people to run the club.

Speaking to Marca, Suso said:

Everything has calmed down after the mess of the Chinese takeover.

Now everything has changed with the Americans, they have brought back legends like Leonardo and Paolo Maldini, people who know about football and know about Milan.

It sounds like those offers and rumors about Suso leaving won’t be getting anymore traction, as it seems that Suso’s committed his future to Milan and the new group in charge of the club.

On to the links.

AC Milan and Italian Football Links

Cristiano Biraghi’s late goal for Italy ensured a full three points against Poland. [Football-Italia.net]

Silvio Berlisconi’s goal for Monza is to get the club to Serie A. [Football-Italia.net]

Italy and Milan goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma says that Roberto Mancini has restored ‘calmness’ to the Azzurri. [Football-Italia.net]

World Football Links

During the international break, Mexico’s club América celebrated their anniversary by losing in a friendly to Querétaro 2-1. [FMF State of Mind]

Thierry Henry named as manager of Monaco. [The Short Fuse]

Brentford are “open” when looking for a replacement for Dean Smith, who left for Aston Villa last week. [BBC.com]

What Atlanta United star Miguel Almiron’s potential transfer means for MLS. [Dirty South Soccer]

Our friends over at Coming Home Newcastle were lucky enough to interview former Toon defender turned pundit Warren Barton, and Barton doesn’t hold back on his opinions about Mike Ashley. [Coming Home Newcastle]