Rossoneri

Milan and Stefano Pioli bid farewell after a fruitful five-year partnership, marking the end of an era. Pioli expressed gratitude for the fans' unparalleled support during his tenure with the Rossoneri. Despite the disappointment of finishing second to city rivals Inter, Pioli noted the special moments shared with fans that will forever hold a place in his heart. The Rossoneri clinched their first league title in a decade under Pioli's guidance in 2022, but have struggled to maintain a competitive edge in subsequent seasons.…

Stefano Pioli failed to close his Milan chapter with a win, as Salernitana fought back on Saturday, denying them victory. Milan's Serie A season wrapped up with a 3-3 draw against Salernitana, disappointing despite their strong start. The Rossoneri seemed destined for a win after Davide Calabria scored their third goal at the 77-minute mark at San Siro. The game went well for Milan when Rafael Leao put them ahead by taking advantage of a mistake from Salernitana goalkeeper Vincenzo Fiorillo. Olivier Giroud extended Milan's…

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.…

Christian Pulisic scored twice as Milan crushed Cagliari, snapping a six-game winless streak. The victory positions Milan second in Serie A, with a comfortable lead over closest rivals. Ismael Bennacer opened the scoring before Pulisic added more goals. Tijjani Reijnders and Rafael Leao also found the net. Despite a goal from Nahitan Nandez, Cagliari remains in a precarious position. The win is a relief for Stefano Pioli, marking a return to form after a series of disappointing results.

Genoa managed to snatch a draw against Milan with a late own goal by Malick Thiaw at San Siro. The thrilling 3-3 draw saw a rollercoaster of goals, including Matteo Gabbia and Olivier Giroud's strikes for Milan. Mateo Retegui opened the scoring for Genoa with a penalty, but Alessandro Florenzi and Caleb Ekuban leveled the playing field. Milan briefly took the lead with Gabbia and Giroud's goals, but Thiaw's own goal left both teams sharing the spoils. Milan sits in second place with 71 points, while Genoa holds the 12th spot…