Ruben Amorim Reportedly Ready to Accept Milan Coaching Offer

Ruben Amorim is reportedly ready to accept an offer to become the new head coach of Milan. Fabrizio Romano states that Amorim is keen on the role and is awaiting the club's 'final green light.'

A Bola and Corriere dello Sport previously reported that Milan had offered Amorim a two-year contract valued at over €3 million per season. Multiple sources, including The Athletic, suggest that the 41-year-old is now the primary candidate for the Rossoneri job.

Romano further conveyed on X that "Rúben Amorim, ready to accept all conditions discussed with Milan to become the new manager. He wants the job and is waiting for the final green light from Milan."

Milan has been searching for a new coach after sacking Massimiliano Allegri at the end of the 2025-26 campaign, a season in which the club failed to qualify for the Champions League. The Diavoli reportedly held discussions with Oliver Glasner and Mauricio Pochettino as part of their search.

Amorim previously managed Manchester United, where he was sacked in January 2026 after 14 months in charge. Milan is also in the process of seeking a new CEO, technical director, and sporting director following Ralf Rangnick's decision to extend his contract as the Austria national team coach.

According to Yahoo Sports Soccer, Amorim is ready to accept Milan's offer.