(ANSA) - ROME, JUN 13 - AC Milan have appointed Paulo Fonseca
as their new coach, Zlatan Ibrahimovic, a senior advisor for
club owners RedBird, announced on Thursday.
"Milan's new coach will be Paulo Fonseca," Ibrahimovic told a
news conference. "We studied it well. We chose him to bring his
identity and the way we want the team to play, with a dominant,
offensive style of play.
"Fonseca is the right man. We are confident and we believe in
him a lot".
The 51-year-old Portuguese coach's former clubs include AS Roma
and Shakhtar Donetsk.
He has been in charge of Lille for the last two years, leading
them to a fourth-placed finish in the French top flight in the
2023-24 campaign.
Milan parted company with Stefano Pioli after a winless campaign
last season. "We wanted to bring in something new," Ibra
continued.
"We studied how he (Fonseca) coaches, how he prepares matches.
After five years we needed something new". (ANSA).
Soccer: Fonseca is AC Milan's new coach
He'll bring an dominant, offensive style of play says Ibra