AC Milan vice-president Adriano Galliani has insisted that the Italian club are not looking to change their manager.
It had been suggested that Massimiliano Allegri would be relieved of his position after the club made their worst start to a Serie A league season in 71 years, but Galliani has backed his boss.
"There's no desire to change the coach. Allegri is staying in place, he just needs to get the squad to start earning points and to find a solution to get out of this situation," he told reporters.
Milan currently sit 15th in Serie A after eight games.
