being to blame for the club's problems.
A recent resurgence has lifted Milan back into contention to
qualify for next season's Champions League but they are
seventh in Serie A despite improved results.
Milan needed extra time to squeeze through a midweek Coppa
Italia clash at home to Serie B high flyers Crotone, booking a
last-16 spot against Sampdoria after a 3-1 win.
Former Milan captain Maldini slammed Galliani's running of the
club, claiming that he "doesn't understand football".
Maldini, who made over 600 appearances for Milan, told Sky
Sport Italia: "If Milan want to become great again they need
clarity, ideas and investment.
"They need people who understand football, but at the moment
this is lacking at Milan."
Maldini, now co-owner of NASL club Miami FC, added: "Galliani
is an excellent director, but probably is lacking somewhat in his
understanding of football.
"He ought to be partnered by someone who can be better at
evaluating players and deciding which ones are most suitable."
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