Ex-Shakhtar coach Paulo Fonseca takes charge of AC Milan

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The Portuguese coach joins Italian club on a three-year contract

AC Milan has confirmed that Paulo Fonseca has been appointed as the Head Coach of the Men's First Team.

The Portuguese coach joins Italian club on a three-year contract.

Fonseca previously worked in LOSC, Roma, Braga and Shakhtar Donetsk where he won seven trophies and finished with a record of 103 wins in 139 matches.

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