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As the cameras panned around the stands of San Siro, an interesting attendee was spotted: Andrea Agnelli, the former chairman of Juventus. As Tuttosport report, Angelli - who was a central figure in a winning era for Juventus - was spotted in the stands watching Milan-Verona alongside Hugh Grant, and in the same section with Scaroni, Baresi, Enrico Letta, Tare, Furlani and new signing Fullkrug.

Massimiliano Allegri has been fined €10k for the insults he hurled at Antonio Conte's staff member Gabriele Oriali during the Napoli-Milan clash. Milan were defeated 2-0 in the game against Napoli on Thursday evening, following what was a rather lacklustre performance with fatal individual mistakes. Allegri wasn't too pleased with his team and made that clear in the dressing room, according to reports.

SSC Napoli firmly condemns the behaviour of AC Milan coach Massimiliano Allegri, who, during the Italian Super Cup semifinal, in the presence of dozens of people pitchside and on live television, repeatedly and severely insulted Gabriele Oriali with offensive language. "We hope this completely out of control attack does not go unnoticed, especially since, with 33 cameras involved in the event's production, it is impossible not to witness what happened."

Massimiliano Allegri was forced to watch Monday's game against Torino from the stands. However, that has not stopped social media from poking fun at the coach. Early in the game, the Italian was found by cameras and throughout the game, he was picked up regularly. There were several occasions where he did not look too happy, but the main talking point came after the second goal.

Youssouf Fofana has been a mainstay for AC Milan this season, but he will miss the Coppa Italia game tomorrow night with an injury. There has been a lot said about Fofana this season and his performances. However, he has been one of Massimiliano Allegri's most-used players, and the Italian has a lot of trust in the Frenchman, regardless of what others may think.

When Adrien Rabiot became linked to AC Milan in the summer, it was not a shock. In fact, most expected it. Now, though, it is clear to see why Massimiliano Allegri tried so hard to sign him. Adding Rabiot in the summer seemed like a guarantee when Allegri arrived. After all, the Frenchman is one of the Italian's favourite players and it is understandable why. With him in the team, the Rossoneri are noticeably better.