AC Milan have sacked head coach Clarence Seedorf
after less than five months in charge, and named
Filippo Inzaghi as his successor.
Former Italy striker Inzaghi, 40, has signed a two-year
deal to step up from his role as a youth-team coach.
Seedorf, 38, replaced Massimiliano Allegri in January
with the club struggling in 11th in Serie A.
He won 11 of his 19 league matches in charge, but
Milan finished eighth, 45 points behind champions
Juventus.
Former Netherlands midfielder Seedorf joined Milan as
a player in 2002, a year after Inzaghi.
Both left the playing staff in 2012, with Inzaghi retiring
to become youth-team coach and Seedorf signing for
Brazilian club Botafogo.
Milan secured two Serie A titles and two Champions
League crowns while 2006 World Cup winner Inzaghi
and Seedorf were players.
after less than five months in charge, and named
Filippo Inzaghi as his successor.
Former Italy striker Inzaghi, 40, has signed a two-year
deal to step up from his role as a youth-team coach.
Seedorf, 38, replaced Massimiliano Allegri in January
with the club struggling in 11th in Serie A.
He won 11 of his 19 league matches in charge, but
Milan finished eighth, 45 points behind champions
Juventus.
Former Netherlands midfielder Seedorf joined Milan as
a player in 2002, a year after Inzaghi.
Both left the playing staff in 2012, with Inzaghi retiring
to become youth-team coach and Seedorf signing for
Brazilian club Botafogo.
Milan secured two Serie A titles and two Champions
League crowns while 2006 World Cup winner Inzaghi
and Seedorf were players.
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