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Moretto: Krösche pushing to bring Timo Hardung to AC Milan as sporting director

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Krösche is pushing to bring in Timo Hardung, his right-hand man and current Eintracht sporting director, as a sporting director for Milan. Milan are monitoring the situation, and while Hardung's departure from Eintracht is uncertain, other German clubs like Nuremberg, Hannover, and Hamburg are also interested in him.

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Moretto: Krösche pushing to bring Timo Hardung to AC Milan as sporting director
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Krösche is pushing to bring in Timo Hardung, his right-hand man and current Eintracht sporting director, as a sporting director for Milan. Milan are monitoring the situation, and while Hardung's departure from Eintracht is uncertain, other German clubs like Nuremberg, Hannover, and Hamburg are also interested in him. Hardung's potential departure from Eintracht could happen as early as January or February.

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"The negotiations for Krösche have been a rollercoaster. It is a deal that Milan had, in fact, practically already finalised before the summer transfer window. Then, due to timing and also financial reasons, because Eintracht Frankfurt were asking for compensation that was considerably higher than what Milan has paid, or will pay shortly, in these hours. In any case, yes, it is happening: Markus Krösche will be Milan's new Head of Football. Milan will pay compensation of between €3 million and €4 million.

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