Milan are approaching a crucial few weeks when it comes to laying the foundations for the post-Pioli era, or rather re-building around the foundations that already exist thanks in large part thanks to the previous head coach.
A total of 240 games, 132 wins, a Scudetto win and a Champions League semi-final run suggest what comes next will be tough to follow, although Paulo Fonseca seems to be the man that those in charge believe can.
Pioli put Milan back on the map in the European scene too it seems, given he has drawn previous praise from a number of coaches and now more has arrived.
Arteta spoke to Sky during the European Globe Soccer Awards and the Arsenal coach was asked for his thoughts about Serie A as a league, with his comments relayed by Radio Rossonera.
“I really like Serie A for its high-level and highly experienced coaches. What Inter have done in recent seasons is extraordinary,” he said.
“I really liked Milan’s project, with many talented young players and with Pioli who made the club take a big step forward.
“I also like young coaches like Thiago Motta, I’ve known him since we were 15 because we both played for La Masia. I liked his Bologna, also for how they played.”
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