September 19th 2024.
David Moyes, the well-known Scottish football manager, is on the lookout for his next big career move. According to reports, his agent has put his name forward for the prestigious AC Milan job. This comes after Moyes' departure from West Ham at the end of last season. Retirement is not on his mind just yet, as he is eager to get back into the game.
While there were rumors of a potential return to his former club Everton, it seems like Moyes has his sights set on a more glamorous job. Italian publication Gazzetta dello Sport has revealed that his agent has expressed interest in the AC Milan position, in case the current manager, Paulo Fonseca, is let go.
Fonseca's position at the club is already under scrutiny, with AC Milan's underwhelming start to the season. They have only managed to secure five points from their first four games in the Serie A, and their performance in the Champions League was also disappointing, losing 3-1 to Liverpool.
The pressure is mounting for Fonseca, and it is speculated that his job could be on the line if they lose the upcoming Milan derby against Inter. However, if he is indeed let go, Moyes might not be the first choice to replace him. Names like Maurizio Sarri and former AC Milan boss Massimiliano Allegri are being thrown around as potential contenders for the job.
In a podcast interview back in June, Moyes had expressed his desire to take a break and carefully consider his next move. He had received some tempting offers, but he wanted to take some time off to reflect on his options. With the influx of young and exciting coaches in the football world, he wants to be patient and see where things are headed before making a decision.
One thing is for sure, David Moyes is ready for a new challenge and is determined to make a comeback in the football scene. Whether it's at AC Milan or elsewhere, we can't wait to see what the future holds for this talented manager.
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