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Gianluca di Marzio is reporting that AC Milan CEO Ivan Gazidis met with prospective coach Ralf Rangnick again in the past weeks and that the German manager is edging closer to being appointed as the next manager. The parties reportedly have reached an agreement but this will only be announced at the end of the current campaign so as to not interfere with Stefano Pioli's work. The coach will reportedly have an Italian staff and will retain the likes of Geoffrey Moncada and Henrik Almstadt.
@Sport_Mediaset: Ralf Rangnick's adventure with the Red Bull group will end in ten days: the German will officially leave after the last league game in Leipzig. Elliott will offer the German a three-year contract with an option for the fourth year of 5M€ per season pic.twitter.com/1PixtLlxcM
— TeamMilanAC (@TeamMilanAC) June 17, 2020
Sky Italia are also reporting that the deal is done after a meeting in Austria and went further to note that Rangnick will take up a role similar to that in the Premier League as manager and sporting director. Rangnick will focus on youth and high intensity football according to the journalist Jan Henkel. Sport Mediaset are reporting that he is expected to sign a three year contract and with an option for another year on a wage of 5 million euros per annum.