Milan endured a disappointing loss to Torino in Serie A, conceding three goals due to a sluggish first-half performance.
Torino dominated the initial 45 minutes, scoring twice with headers before Ricardo Rodriguez added a stunning third goal.
Although Ismael Bennacer converted a penalty for Milan, they failed to make a comeback, seemingly saving energy for their last game against relegated Salernitana.
Torino, with 53 points, secured a ninth-place finish, while Milan settled for second place behind local rivals Inter.
Torino’s strength at home was evident with just two losses this season, showcasing a strong finish against Milan under Ivan Juric’s leadership.
Zapata played a crucial role for Torino, scoring eight headed goals this season, the highest in the top five European leagues, tying with Harry Kane.
