AC Milan boss ready to quit without compensation just two months after joining – despite already winning a trophy
AC MILAN manager Sergio Conceicao has furiously threatened to QUIT the club after just two months in charge.
Conceicao took over at the San Siro in December after replacing the Paulo Fonseca.
And he has already led Milan to Italian Supercup glory – beating arch rivals Inter 3-2 in the final.
But their league form has dipped with Conceicao winning just eight and losing five of his 16 games in charge.
Milan sit eighth in the league and recently lost 2-1 to Bologna – leaving Conceicao considering his future.
He said: “Every day, people talk about my situation and it’s not fair.
“I know what I want, I know what I can do, I see a lot of people talking about me but the situation is simple.
“If I have to leave, they tell me ‘you’re no longer needed’, I take my suitcase and leave without asking for a single Euro more.
“I don’t come from nowhere. I have almost 100 games in the Champions League, I have won 13 trophies, but every day, they like to talk about me.
“Coaches criticise me on match day. I have a family, I have people close to me and they see a lot of bad things about me and it’s not fair. Sorry for the outburst.”
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Milan – also knocked out of the Champions League – took the lead against Bologna through Rafael Leao.
But goals from Santiago Castro and Dan Ndoye condemned the Serie A giants to defeat as Conceicao hit out at referee Maurizio Mariani.
He fumed: “There was a blatant handball in the first goal. All the incidents that are negative for us become decisive for the result.
“We have to keep working, see what we did well. There are also our mistakes, obviously.
“In general, we are connected to the game, we know where to attack and press.
“When we are in the game and we do what we prepare, we create and arrive at the last 30 metres with ease and quality, but then incidents happen, sometimes through our fault and sometimes through the fault of others.”