No sorry its just not programmed to take it , the whole point of the MGMT is its segregated from the current routing control plane so if there is an issue and the device goes into a spin say with a loop or CPU hog you can still access the router through a backdoor MGMT port that's physically separate and built for that purpose
If it was able to and the device went haywire that port would also go offline , leaving you without any access , MGMT ports are like another form of console port basically with a few extra options , we have them in use but use them as a parallel network for the purpose of reachability when there's a major issue to a device
