AC Milan coach Leonardo ducked questions about his future ahead of today's clash with Genoa.

The Brazilian could be on his way at the end of the season.

"Tomorrow we can put an end to the matter of third place and we must do it," said the tactician.

"Only once we have achieved our objectives can we then think about what comes after. The game with Genoa is too important to think about the future now.

"The best thing about my season has been the rapport with the players. It's also the most intriguing, both good and bad, as it allowed me to know people better and experience the locker room atmosphere before a game.

"The worst thing? I don't think there has been one. I consider things to be bad only when you experience them the wrong way and this year I always tried to think positive."