"In the past few years, hope has been distant for AC Milan. When it had vaguely appeared, it quickly faded. Now, though, it is impossible to deny. There is something different about Milan at the moment. This is not one of those pendulum-like swings, but rather a proven switch. Everything seems better and brighter with the Rossoneri, and it is getting more and more difficult to deny that positivity."
"It is like some of life's greatest things; when you care so deeply about something, there is always that fear of getting dragged in and then hurt. However, there is a sort of calm around the Diavolo, where the journey does not feel determined already. A path is there, but its destination is not. To stop with the overly loose comparisons, the Diavolo are on their way up. That may be a Champions League place again; it could be more."
"The Rossoneri sold Tijjani Reijnders and Theo Hernandez left, two stars going caused panic, and things had to be done right. With Massimiliano Allegri returning, there was a bit of credit in the bank, but not much. He alone would not be able to solve it. So, Igli Tare and Co. spent and reinforced. Luka Modric arrived, as did Samuele Ricci, Ardon Jashari and Adrien Rabiot. Christopher Nkunku arrived to help the frontline, and Pervis Estupinan joined the backline."
Milan have shifted into a markedly more positive phase, displaying consistent improvement and an optimistic club mood. Recent transfers fortified multiple areas: Luka Modric, Samuele Ricci, Ardon Jashari, Adrien Rabiot, Christopher Nkunku and Pervis Estupinan joined to boost midfield, attack and defence. Massimiliano Allegri's return provided initial credibility while sporting director Igli Tare pursued reinforcements. The team have played ten Serie A games, remain unbeaten in nine, hold the best record against the big teams and sit one point off the leaders. The path forward looks promising, with potential for Champions League qualification and possibly more.
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