Why did AC Milan let Albertini go and let him leave the team?

The incident of Albertini leaving AC Milan was a hot topic back then and there were many rumors. There is a conspiracy theory of Ancelotti, saying that Albertini snatched Ancelotti's position when he was a player. He was too old to be AC Milan's main midfielder, so he held a grudge.

After becoming a coach, Ancelotti disliked Albertini and did not want to use him. All kinds of cold violence forced Albertini to leave.

Some people also talked about Pirlo's problem, saying that Pirlo was on the front and back, snatching Albertini's position. The competition for Milan's midfield was very fierce, and Pirlo had no place to play in the retreat, so he left after he was so angry;

There is also Galliani's version. He said that the club did not want to give Albertini a suitable salary, and felt that he was old and was not suitable for staying in the team, so he was determined to drive him away. Seeing that his situation was not good, Albertini made the decision to leave the team and joined Atletico Madrid.

For these remarks, as a fan, you will find that there are many rumors that cannot be resisted and many rumors have problems.

For example, Ancelotti's conspiracy theory says that he judges a gentleman by his villain's heart, and when the coach is too arrogant, Albertini leaves. But if you know Ancelotti, he is definitely not like this.

Albertini took over Ancelotti's start in the 1991-1992 season, and Ancelotti announced his retirement in 1992. He was unable to play football due to injuries and physical injuries, so he finally chose to leave.

In 1992, Ancelotti was also a veteran in his thirties. His 30s were different from now. Many players in their thirties can still play because their medical conditions have improved and their injury treatment is timely to extend their careers.

And during that period, many players would go downhill after they were 30 years old, and long-term injuries would torture their career development. Many players would choose to leave the green field in their thirties.

Considering that Ancelotti is about to retire and there is still time, he has no reason to say he has the motivation to resent Albertini. The

conspiracy theory is unreasonable.

As for the Milan executives who are unwilling to give Albertini a suitable income, they want to get rid of him, it is also a rumor. Milan is one of the clubs that treat old ministers more kindly. Baresi, Maldini, Ancelotti, and Costacuta can all retire here, and there is no saying that they deliberately make things difficult for players.

When negotiating with players, most of them are still relatively harmonious, the price is appropriate, and there is no big problem with the renewal period in all aspects. The old ministers of the team can stay in the team, and AC Milan will also be willing to stay in the team.

At that time, AC Milan also had a nickname called "The Nursing Home". Fans were also teasing them that the team had too many veterans. Kafu, Stam and others were all in their thirties and could still be the main players in the team and were unwilling to let them go.

These things show that Milan's top leaders will never "stumbling" to Albertini, deliberately saying that they must get angry with Albertini and make a petty move.

Therefore, it is enough for you to take these rumors, and don't take it too seriously. You must think that Albertini's departure is an unbearable thing.

It is common for many players in football to leave meritorious teams when they are old. There are technical and tactical reasons, and there are also injuries and injuries to seek challenges in order not to drag down the team. Most of them are the result of a friendly breakup.

Judging from the information I learned, the reason why Albertini left was not complicated.

was mainly because he wanted to seek challenges in his heart, and was unwilling to do nothing when he was old, and wanted to prove himself. Due to injury factors, Albertini was just a rotation player for Milan in the later stage, and his number of appearances was not as many as before.

His outstanding overall view, organizational awareness in the midfield, and free kick skills make him think he still has good energy and hopes to be the main force of the team to play a role.

In Ancelotti's autobiography, Albertini was mentioned, saying that he was a player with strong self-esteem. Although he was weak, introverted, had high self-requirement, and was very harsh about his performance.

He will cry if he doesn't perform well, he will be sad for a long time if he loses, and he will be stuck in the room and not speak.

such players are not allowed to decline and cannot accept the situation where they are old and cannot play the ball.

He left Milan because of his own factors and has nothing to do with the contradiction. Everyone’s psychological considerations are indeed very complicated. If you have any ideas, you can understand them even if you can’t cooperate.

I think the reason why Albertini left was more because of "blame himself" and was unable to contribute to Milan. Seeing Pirlo and other juniors working hard, he could not contribute to Milan anymore, so he decided to leave.

Returning to Milan from behind Albertini to play in the retirement game, reunited with old teammates such as Barreci. The scene was also very touching, and Ancelotti also expressed his blessing to Albertini.

There is no way. No matter how powerful the players are, they will eventually decline and grow old. Every player has to gradually accept themselves as "old" and will not be able to play a role in the team.

Just like Manchester City's De Bruyne, he left his favorite team and went to Naples, Italy. In addition to being unable to reach a salary and compensation, he actually chose to leave with himself unable to adapt to the high-intensity Premier League games and unable to better help the team.

Every player will have a strong sense of self-esteem, which prompts them to stand tall in the football world to compete. If they hadn't had such a mentality, they wouldn't have achieved so many achievements.