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Will Furlani Stay at Milan? Carlo Festa’s Analysis: «Cardinale Cares About Finances, Not Trophies»
Carlo Festa (Sole 24 Ore): «Furlani Will Stay — Cardinale Cares About the Books» Amid the growing debate over the future of AC Milan’s leadership, a sharp and in-depth analysis has emerged from Carlo Festa, financial journalist at Il Sole 24 Ore, interviewed by Milan News. At the heart of his reflection is the figure…
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Mandatory Redemption for Lorenzo Colombo: Genoa Sign Him Permanently, Around €10 Million for Milan
Genoa secure survival and Colombo’s redemption is triggered With Genoa mathematically securing their Serie A survival, a contractual clause that had been expected for weeks has now been activated: the mandatory redemption of Lorenzo Colombo. The Italian striker, owned by Milan, had been on loan at the Ligurian club during the 2025/26 season, and all…
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Theo Hernandez Likes a Post Critical of Milan’s Board: A Signal That Does Not Go Unnoticed
A like that speaks louder than words On social media, a simple like can become a statement. That is exactly what happened recently, when Theo Hernandez — former Milan left-back, now writing a new chapter in his career — liked a post featuring Gerry Cardinale and Giorgio Furlani with the caption: «You have killed our…
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Confalonieri Pulls No Punches: ‘Cardinale Doesn’t Care About Winning’. Milan’s Future Rests on the New Stadium
Confalonieri and the memory of a Milan that won everything Anyone who lived through the magical nights of Barcelona, Istanbul and Athens — the Champions League finals that wrote indelible pages in world football history — knows exactly what it means to see Milan competing at the highest level. Fedele Confalonieri, President of Mediaset and…
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Milan Under Pressure: Roma Close the Gap, But the Rossoneri Still Hold the Upper Hand
Roma 4-0 Fiorentina: the table tightens, but Milan still lead the race Roma’s commanding 4-0 victory over Fiorentina has shaken up the top of the Serie A standings. The Giallorossi are now just three points behind Milan, reigniting the battle for a Champions League spot. However, one crucial detail must not be overlooked: the Rossoneri…
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Referee investigation widens: Rocchi’s contacts with clubs, Inter, Lazio, Juventus and Parma under scrutiny
The referee investigation expands: new names and new wiretaps The investigation rocking Italian football continues to develop, and it does so with increasingly significant revelations. The newspaper Repubblica has published new updates reporting that new wiretaps have emerged involving Gianluca Rocchi, the referee designator who has in the meantime self-suspended from his role. According to…
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AC Milan: a managerial revolution is needed after four years of disappointing results under Furlani
The end of a season, the start of a reckoning May is the month of verdicts in football. AC Milan have three matches left — against Atalanta, Genoa and Cagliari — to close a season that will have major implications for the club’s European future: Champions League or not. But beyond the immediate sporting result,…
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Sassuolo Milan, 2-0. This Way We Can’t Move Forward
In a team, every single element that makes it up should share a common and unique goal. A simple improvised hodgepodge of players, coaches and administrators cannot go on in the long run. Can Milan be considered a real team right now? Probably not, because the defeat against Sassuolo was not so much a technical-tactical…
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AC Milan, a season of mixed results: the Reggio Emilia defeat opens reflections on the future
Sassuolo 2-0 Milan: a defeat that sparks reflection AC Milan fell 2-0 away to Sassuolo in Reggio Emilia, in one of the most subdued performances of the Rossoneri’s season. A match that exposed certain fragilities within the squad, leaving a bitter taste for supporters and the coaching staff alike, with Massimiliano Allegri visibly drained in…
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Sassuolo vs Milan, 2-0. A Match Never Played.
Milan took to the pitch (loosely speaking) in Reggio Emilia for one of the final away games of the season. But today, the Rossoneri put on a masterclass in how not to play football. First Half: Sassuolo in Control The first half began with Sassuolo pressing high, which within just a few minutes allowed Berardi…
