Milan's chief executive, Adriano Galliani, has expressed interest in returning to his former club, AC Milan, after a meeting with the club's new owner, Ivan Gazidis, and his advisor, Paolo Cardinale. Galliani, who was instrumental in AC Milan's success in the 1980s and 1990s, has been out of the sport for several years. He is said to have discussed the possibility of returning to the club as a director or consultant.

Gazidis and Cardinale have been working to revamp the club's management and strategy, and Galliani's return could be a key part of their plans. Galliani's experience and knowledge of the club would be a valuable asset to the team, and his return could help to stabilize the club's operations.

AC Milan has been going through a tumultuous period in recent years, with poor performances on the pitch and financial struggles off the pitch. The club has been working to rebuild and rebrand itself, and Galliani's return could be a significant step in that process.

Galliani's return would also be a boost to the club's morale, and could help to attract new investors and sponsors. With his reputation and experience, Galliani would be a valuable addition to the club's management team.

It is unclear at this time whether Galliani will ultimately return to AC Milan, but his interest in the position is a positive sign for the club. The club's new owners are working to build a strong team and Galliani's return could be an important part of that effort.