The message is known even though Pioli’s future—or lack thereof—has not been made clear. The Milan game on Saturday will be Pioli’s final as head coach, and although the Curva Sud will continue to express their disapproval, they will also honor his tenure and express gratitude for his time in that role.
However, Tuttosport writes (via Radio Rossonera) that this might not be the last time the 58-year-old is on the touchline at the San Siro. Alternatively, he might return to the sidelines the next season, although in the technical section of the rival team.
As the article indicates, a number of clubs are interested in Pioli. First and foremost, Fenerbahce is the only international party interested in hiring him.
As an alternative, you could choose to stay in Italy, where there are, presumably, a lot of suitors. Aurelio De Laurentiis’s list of candidates for the next Napoli coach includes Pioli’s name in addition to that of Antonio Conte, Vincenzo Italiano, and Gian Piero Gasperini.
But if Gasperini departs, Bologna and Atalanta are also interested.
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