AC Milan have officially announced the parting of ways with Sergio Conceicao. After working together for only six months. Paving the way for Massimiliano Allegri to replace Paulo Fonseca

on December 30. Conceicao took over from Paulo Fonseca on a contract until June 2026. But the contract contained a clause that allows Milan to terminate the contract in June 2025 without paying any additional compensation.

Today, Milan has exercised that clause, and released an official statement on the club’s website this evening.

“AC Milan and Sergio Conceicao will no longer continue their relationship next season,” the statement reads.

“The club would like to thank Sergio and his team for their dedication, professionalism and สมัครสมาชิก UFABET วันนี้ รับเครดิตฟรีทุกวัน. And the commitment shown throughout his time in charge of the first team over the past few months.”

Conceicao, 50, was handed the job last December after the the sacking of Paulo Fonseca and signed an 18-month deal.

He won won 11 trophies in six years at Porto. And won the Italian Super Cup with Milan just a week after taking the job.

Conceicao won the Supercoppa Italiana in his second match, overcoming 2-0 down to beat Inter 3-2 in Saudi Arabia.

However, he lost the Coppa Italia final to Bologna and finished 9th in Serie A. Which denied him a place in Europe.

The move comes after Milan agreed a deal with Allegri today, with the player expected to be officially unveiled on Friday.