AC Milan head coach Massimiliano Allegri refused to discuss his possible exit over the summer.
It was reported that Clarence Seedorf or Cesare Prandelli could replace Allegri as Milan head coach next season, reports Xinhua.
"The first thing they teach you on your management training course is that you are alone and with the suitcase in your hand. Talking about my future on the eve of a derby is pointless and I don't want to discuss it," he said Saturday.
For the time he is focusing on his team prepare for the derby against Inter Milan Sunday evening.
"The squad must not be distracted by this talk. Our duty is to climb up the table, get through the next round of the Champions League and reach the Coppa Italia Final."
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