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Paolo Berlusconi: ‘Silvio watches Milan from above. I want more Italians in rossonero, and Tonali? Never say never’
Paolo Berlusconi and Milan: a bond that never breaks The words of Paolo Berlusconi, spoken at the book launch of journalist and lifelong rossoneri supporter Carlo Pellegatti, moved and provoked thought in equal measure. The brother of the late Silvio Berlusconi — the man who transformed Milan into the most successful club in the world…
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Petition calling for Furlani’s resignation passes 10,000 signatures as discontent grows
The Furlani petition passes 10,000 signatures: a strong message from the fanbase The discontent among the rossoneri faithful is finding a new form of expression: the online petition calling for the resignation of Milan CEO Giorgio Furlani has surpassed 10,000 signatures in recent hours. A significant number — representing ten thousand fans who actively searched…
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Allegri and the future of the Milan bench: Champions League qualification will be the deciding factor
Allegri’s fate to be decided in the final matchdays With only a handful of fixtures remaining, the air around AC Milan is thick with uncertainty. The future of Massimiliano Allegri as Rossoneri head coach is far from settled, and will depend largely on how Milan close out their Serie A campaign. The scenario is clear:…
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Furlani under pressure: online petition calling for his resignation surpasses 2,000 signatures
Rossoneri fans mobilize: petition launched for Furlani’s resignation The AC Milan world is being swept by a wave of discontent that can no longer be ignored. In recent hours, an online petition calling for the resignation of Giorgio Furlani, the club’s CEO, has gained significant momentum, already surpassing 2,000 signatures and continuing to grow. It…
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AC Milan fans and the club: growing rift sparks #FurlaniOut protests on social media
Rossoneri fan discontent: a widening divide It’s no longer just about results on the pitch. Within the Milan world, a deeper issue is coming forcefully to the surface: the growing distance between the fanbase and the Rossoneri board. A sentiment that in recent days has found its outlet primarily on social media, where critical voices…
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Tare’s Like on Confalonieri’s Anti-RedBird Post: The Social Media Moment That’s Got Everyone Talking
Tare’s «Ghost» Like on Confalonieri’s Post: The Social Media Story Shaking Rossoneri World On social media, a single like can become a headline. And when the person pressing that button — and then quickly removing it — is Igli Tare, AC Milan’s sporting director, the story writes itself. A screenshot circulating widely online shows the…
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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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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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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,…










