It has been exactly one month since Milan last took to the field to play in front of their home fans, the 1-0 win over Lecce to be precise. Since then they have been on the road, racking up two wins (3-0 vs. Bologna, 2-1 vs. Pisa) and a draw (1-1 vs. Roma). This is the second time in just over a month that Milan and Como will face each other. It was an Adrien Rabiot-inspired performance that got the job done by the lake, which Cesc Fabregas didn't feel was fair.
With around €80m missing from having no Champions League football, Milan have recorded an all-time record for capital gains. According to their estimates, the total figure amounts to €91.7m, and it could rise even further if other buy-outs happen, like Samuel Chukwueze who is at Fulham. The estimates need to be compared with the official figures for the financial statements ending on June 30, 2026. However, Malick Thiaw's sale stands out, which is expected to generate a capital gain of just over €32m.
"From the first moment they told me about Catanzaro, after talking to my family and my agent, I immediately decided to come here. It's a place that has always fascinated me; I like cities that live for football."
Tommaso Pobega's loan spell at Bologna has been turned into a permanent one after various clauses were triggered, it has been confirmed. After the winter window closed, Alex Jimenez's move to AFC Bournemouth from Milan was turned from a loan into a permanent deal, both clubs recently confirmed. The formula was a loan with option that would become an obligation if certain conditions were met. Pobega to Bologna: Officially permanent That was the same formula via which Pobega headed back to Bologna during the most recent summer window, and reports had surfaced suggesting that the targets had been met so the permanent switch was close.
Being well doesn't always mean winning. Football would be explained in a different way. We have to do the right things, try to do things right. We are a team and a very young company, then that's the path. We are not ready to win the Scudetto. I know we did well, but from the way I know football, where I, for example, always had to win with the best team and the best coach is like that.
AC Milan are internally very discontent with the officiating during Saturday night's game between Inter and Juventus, a report claims. After beating Pisa on Friday night, Milan were hoping for a favour from Juventus on Saturday, and they were very close to getting one but for Piotr Zielinski's last-minute winner. However, it was a game full of controversial decisions, all of which seemed to go in the Nerazzurri's favour.
We could have done better; the last few years of head-to-head matches have weighed on us. The important thing is that we brought it home. We tried to do well even when we were struggling. We were naive in letting them draw. But we brought it home. The championship is still long, I hope this match gives us peace of mind, that it allows us to work harder and give us a competitive end to the season.
