AC Milan finally rounded up the appointment of Marco Giampaolo as head coach on a two-year contract.
Giampaolo, 51, put pen to paper after leaving fellow Serie A side Sampdoria on Saturday, with Milan holding the option to extend his contract by a further season.
Giampaolo replaces Gennaro Gattuso, who resigned as the head coach due to Milan's failure to secure Champions League qualification, however, Giampaolo has arrives at San Siro with plenty of experience and forms part of a new-look football department.
The New Milan
Club legend Paolo Maldini and ex-Croatia international Zvonimir Boban were named as the Rossoneri's new technical director and chief football officer, respectively, on Friday.
Milan will hope the changes bring stability after churning through six full-time head coaches since Massimiliano Allegri's departure in 2014.
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