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Life feels surreal right now!
From visiting sempremilan.com website as a young boy in Nigeria to get the latest AC Milan news daily, to being acknowledged by them twice in the space of a month. Sometimes, you just have to pause and appreciate how far God has brought you.
Thank you, @SempreMilanCom! ❤️🖤
😍 Thank you @UcheAzubuko for uploading this wonderful 10-minute derby video from inside San Siro ❤️🖤
I think this is exactly why AC Milan fans do not want to see Bruno Fernandes in a Milan shirt.
Quality is one thing, but temperament is another.
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Everyone's giving Cissé and Pulisic credit for AC Milan's first-half goals today, but Ramos' movement and decision-making were instrumental in both.
Sometimes, the work that makes a goal possible deserves just as much recognition as the finish itself.
In 2027, he’ll travel to Milan again.
And this time, he will sign. 🤞
📰 @MatteMoretto: Tresoldi travelled to Milan intending to sign, and the deal was reportedly complete apart from the signatures. However, he returned to Germany without signing, and the move eventually collapsed.
Maldini and Massara were in charge of Milan’s transfer business when the club came close to signing Tresoldi in 2021. The agreement appeared complete, but the final contracts were never signed.
Guys, I'm curious: What's your thought process when choosing a number to customise on your jersey?
When I got my AC Milan jersey for the Milan Derby, I went with No. 6, in honour of the legendary Franco Baresi.
I know for some, it's your favourite player's number, a lucky number, a significant date, or something more personal.
What's your reasoning when picking yours? 👇
ALT Uche a football fan wearing an AC Milan football jersey
ALT Football genius Uche talks football shows off his AC Milan jersey
Maybe I'll speak for myself. I guess you just go with the club your heart belongs to 😂.
For the most part, you don't even realise there are no takebacks. You're so young that you have no idea you're signing up for a lifelong commitment.
Not a bad prediction, if I say so myself. 3/4 ain't bad, but Frosinone owes me an apology. 😂
Regardless, I still believe they're one of the underdog teams to watch in Serie A this season, and I can genuinely see them finishing in the top 10.
Btw, Frosinone's Palmisani is easily one of the top 5 goalkeepers in the league this season. I fully expect him to earn a move to a top-six club within the next two years.
My prediction? Juventus.
4-2?
Fear not. Carrick only wants to show you guys that the first-half comeback from 2-0 wasn’t a fluke.
Be at peace. United DNA 🫶🏾
I told you guys Inter would bully Como. Nothing’s surprising about this one.
Meanwhile, AC Milan head into the international break sitting 4th! 👌🏾
Beyond comedy, it’s becoming CINEMATIC!
4 goals in the first half. Manchester United coming back from two goals down.
It’s been a neat pick, I must say. What a crazy game so far. 💯
Now, I'm torn between watching Inter vs. Como or watching Manchester United vs. Aston Villa.
Which one would you guys go for?
After the defeat to Ferencváros at the San Siro, and with no more games until the international break, Amorim was keen to bounce back.
I was certain he'd go with his "best XI" today (bar Chuks and Pav unavailable through injury). That's why I was confident AC Milan would beat Genoa.
But that's not really the point of this tweet. It's directed at those who keep insisting that he still doesn't know his best starting XI.
For anyone making that argument, consider today's selection a point of reference.
PS: I'm assuming you missed the Atalanta game 3 weeks ago.
Next?!
Everyone's giving Cissé and Pulisic credit for AC Milan's first-half goals today, but Ramos' movement and decision-making were instrumental in both.
Sometimes, the work that makes a goal possible deserves just as much recognition as the finish itself.
Mike Grella has an interesting theory on how Rúben Amorim selects his team.
Troy Deeney shares his own assessment too.