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Milan confirm Milanello retreat from Friday: the players themselves asked for it
Official: Milan head back to Milanello It’s confirmed: AC Milan will return to a training retreat at Milanello starting this Friday. What makes this decision particularly significant is that the request came directly from the players themselves — a remarkable show of maturity and collective responsibility that should fill every Rossoneri supporter with pride. The…
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Calvelli joins the Board of Stadio San Siro Spa: his role grows, and AC Milan awaits its revolution
Calvelli: A Growing Presence in the Milan Universe Massimo Calvelli, former CEO of the ATP in the world of tennis and operating partner at RedBird Capital, continues to expand his sphere of influence within the Rossoneri world. According to reports from Calcio e Finanza, Calvelli has joined the Board of Directors of Stadio San Siro…
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AC Milan consider returning to Milanello retreat ahead of Cagliari clash
The Retreat as a Strategy: The Milanello Choice AC Milan are once again considering a team retreat. Following the victory over Genoa, the club had chosen to ease the pressure on the squad by suspending the lockdown protocol, but in recent hours the idea of bringing the team back into the “bubble” at Milanello on…
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AC Milan and the Ellison Family: Three Scenarios for the Future of the Club’s Ownership
The future ownership of AC Milan continues to be one of the most hotly debated topics in the Rossoneri world. Following reports published by the Italian financial outlet Milano Finanza, the possible entry of the Ellison family as a new shareholder has returned to the spotlight. Should the operation materialise, it would significantly reshape the…
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Allegri and the Cagliari Showdown: Automatic Renewal on the Table, But the Future Is Still Unwritten
With the season drawing to a close, AC Milan are preparing for the final act: the clash against Cagliari, 90 minutes that will define an entire campaign. Meanwhile, on the technical front, the future of Massimiliano Allegri remains one of the hottest topics in the Rossoneri camp. Milanello Back in Action: Training Resumes Ahead of…
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AC Milan: The Ellison Family in RedBird’s Sights as Potential Minority Shareholder
The financial world surrounding AC Milan is making headlines once again. This time it is the specialist outlet Milano Finanza that is relaunching a rumour set to spark widespread debate: RedBird Capital Partners, the fund led by Gerry Cardinale, is reportedly open to welcoming one or more minority shareholders into the club’s ownership structure. RedBird…
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Genoa-Milan, smile but don’t forget.
Milan is smiling again with 3 points earned in Genoa. The victory against Genoa is of vital importance in the fight for a Champions League spot, with just 90 minutes left in the season. Highs and lows of a season Since we are at the end of the season, it is right to take stock…
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Calvelli’s Rise at AC Milan: Cardinale’s New Right-Hand Man — and the Ibrahimović-Allegri Standoff Remains Unresolved
Calvelli: The Name Rising Through RedBird’s Hierarchy There is a name that, over the past few weeks, has been emerging with increasing prominence within AC Milan‘s management structure: Calvelli. His presence alongside Gerry Cardinale is no longer occasional or coincidental. First came the return flight from London after a summit with the RedBird owner, in…
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AC Milan One Step Away from the Champions League: Only a Win Against Cagliari Will Do
The Genoa Win Relaunches Milan’s Champions League Push AC Milan are smiling again after their victory at Genoa, and they’ve done it at the most critical moment of the season. Three massive points that keep the Champions League dream alive and send the Rossoneri into the final day of the campaign with their fate firmly…
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Genoa-Milan 2-0, player ratings
Genoa-Milan 2-0: AC Milan Player Ratings Starting XI Maignan: 6. Barely called into action, and couldn’t do anything about the goal. Pavlovic: 6.5. Solid in his anticipation. Gabbia: 6. Managed to assert himself even through physical play. Tomori: 6. Not always fully focused, but fortunate enough not to make any fatal errors. Bartesaghi: 6. Solid…
