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A number of Rossoneri will be heading to the United States. Christian Pulisic will be there, but he will welcome - and face - a number of his teammates: Koni De Winter, Alexis Saelemaekers, Mike Maignan, Adrien Rabiot and Luka Modric.

Fofana's one goal 'fixed three situations', making it a 3-1 lead and protecting Milan from potential threats in the final half of the match.

Aston Villa has emerged as a competitor, reportedly willing to offer €30m for Gila, with half going to Real Madrid due to a resale clause.

AC Milan has compiled a 15-7-3 record when listed as a moneyline favorite this season, showcasing their strength in this role.

"In the last three years in Italy I have faced something I had never seen. I can't even take a word without them asking me: is the team really yours or Elliott's? It's absurd. It's frustrating."

The 28 man squad does not include anyone from the Diavolo squad, despite three potential options. Matteo Gabbia and Davide Bartesaghi have both been struggling with injuries recently.

Gerard has exhibited an incredible regularity, which has even caused speculation with a possible call to the Spanish national team.

The partnership of Pulisic and Leao has not yielded the expected results, with only three goals scored from 13 chances, indicating a lack of effectiveness in their collaboration.

Here at the Olimpico, we won the Italian Cup, which allowed us to be here in the Europa League. That win against Milan is indelible, something destined to remain forever, and now we are here after a beautiful journey in the groups and playoffs.

According to what was reported this morning by La Gazzetta dello Sport (via MilanPress), over 72,000 fans are expected at San Siro for the game against Torino. In fact, a look at the seat map for available tickets shows that the game is already sold out.