This morning, Gerry Cardinale attended Milanello to show his support for AC Milan, and he is currently meeting a few key members of staff. It has been a while since Cardinale, the owner of RedBird and Milan, has been seen in a Rossoneri setting. In fact, his lack of visibility around the club in recent times has been widely criticised by the fans and the media. However, things could change, with the American businessman present at the training ground this morning.
There are concerns regarding Strahinja Pavlovic's ability to feature for AC Milan against Como later this week, after his collision against Fiorentina this weekend. Few players have improved as much as Pavlovic this season; it is undeniable. Last season, he was on the verge of being cast out, but Milan believed in the Serbian, and he remained at the club until the summer.
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.
He shouldn't go to Padua but to Lecce to pray to his true Saint Anthony because if it hadn't been for Conte, he would still be the Lele Oriali who did great things in football three lifetimes ago. He would have enjoyed his retirement on the couch at home, and perhaps no one would have missed him. The only Inter 'heart' that reunited everyone: Milan, Inter and Juventus fans. Even 'his' old fans rejected him.
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.