#ac-milan

#ac-milan

I miss Milan so much, but I've stayed in touch with my teammates and the staff. I miss this club, where I spent three fantastic years. Now I hope the club returns to the Champions League next year.

Gimenez is part of this team, Allegri has faith in him. He's had some difficulties this season, but he's an important player. He understands Italian football and Milan.

Pulisic has gone 15 games without scoring for Milan, approaching a personal record of 16 games without a goal, which he set during the 2022-23 season with Chelsea.

Sorloth is expected to cost around 40 million euros this summer and has impressed for Atletico this season, scoring 17 goals in all competitions for Diego Simeone's men.

"I had achieved all my dreams in Barcelona and saw the possibility of joining another great team in a different league."

This time at San Siro, I'd rather sit on Spalletti's bench, who at the moment seems to have fewer problems with his game and personality than Allegri.

Christian Comotto has shown he's ready for another step forward, so much so that several teams have reportedly begun eyeing him.

AC Milan are surveying the defender markets in the hope of finding a new central defender. The recent news about Mario Gila's seemingly imminent arrival is a strong positive to take into the summer mercato.

Mario Gila looks likely to join AC Milan in the summer, and planning for next season is well underway at Casa Milan and Milanello.

Massimiliano Allegri wants more defensive cover in his team next season. Four senior options are not enough, especially if he wants to continue in a back-three system.

Milan have regularly worked well with the Galacticos to make deals, but these transactions are often more one-sided than the other, favoring Real Madrid.

The PIF are selling their shares in the club and a 'significant debt situation' is now on the cards. So, clubs are looking at the summer as a potential fire-sale situation.

"In my opinion, Pato was poorly managed. This kid, who was going at 200 miles an hour, arrived and in my opinion, they made him train too much because they saw him as a kid."

As the CEO of the club, Furlani ultimately has the final say on every decision that is made, and he hasn't always aligned with the fans on that front.

The defeat against Udinese left a sour taste as Milan were roped back into the top-four race, having sat so comfortably in second place before.