Showing posts with label Rossoneri. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rossoneri. Show all posts

Saturday, 15 August 2026

FOUR GOALS AND A COMEBACK! AC MILAN DEFEATS MANCHESTER UNITED IN INTERNATIONAL FRIENDLY

AC Milan closed out its preseason with a convincing 4-2 victory over Manchester United. The Rossoneri showcased their attacking power and capitalized on their opponent’s defensive mistakes.



AC Milan Completes a Convincing Comeback Against Manchester United

AC Milan closed out its preseason with a 4-2 victory over Manchester United at the Tarczyński Arena in Wroclaw in an international friendly that ultimately left the Italian side with plenty of positive takeaways. The Rossoneri had to respond twice, but ultimately imposed their attacking quality during a second half in which they found space and capitalized on their opponent’s mistakes.

The English side took an early lead through Harry Maguire, who rose to head home Bruno Fernandes’ corner. However, Milan found a response before halftime through Samuel Chukwueze, who received the assist from Gonçalo Ramos.

The equalizer was not the only major moment of the first half. Bruno Fernandes had the chance to restore United’s lead from the penalty spot, but Lorenzo Torriani read the shot correctly and made a decisive save to keep the score at 1-1.

Gonçalo Ramos Turns His Debut Into a Standout Night

The spotlight was firmly on Gonçalo Ramos, and the Portuguese forward lived up to the expectations. The Rossoneri’s new attacker was not limited to contributing to the build-up: he scored his first goal for Milan and was also directly involved in other goals.

After Patrick Dorgu restored Manchester United’s lead early in the second half, Milan responded once again. Alphadjo Cissé brought the game back to 2-2 and, just minutes later, Ramos had his moment.

The Portuguese forward found space inside the box to head home a cross from Samuel Chukwueze, making it 3-2. The play highlighted the connection between the two players throughout the match and gave Milan the lead for the first time.

United’s Defensive Errors Shift the Game

The English side took the lead twice, but could not hold onto either advantage, allowing Milan to find increasingly dangerous spaces.

United’s second goal came through Patrick Dorgu, who capitalized on a poor Milan backpass to make it 2-1. The Italian side responded immediately, and from the 2-2 mark onward, the match began to swing clearly in the Rossoneri’s favor.

Milan’s third goal once again featured Chukwueze, this time providing the assist for Ramos. The Nigerian was one of the most active players for the Italian side and took advantage of the gaps appearing in the English defense.

Shortly afterward, Ruben Loftus-Cheek burst into space on the right and received another service from Ramos before making it 4-2. The goal put the match beyond United’s reach and confirmed Milan’s attacking superiority during the decisive stretch.

Rashford Returns to United, but Milan Take the Positives

The match also featured a special moment for Marcus Rashford, who returned to the Manchester United lineup after a lengthy absence. The forward came on in the second half and showed some promising movement on the wing, although he was unable to change the course of the match.

His return was one of the main talking points for the English side, but the spotlight ultimately belonged to Milan. The Italian team found attacking solutions, capitalized on their opponent’s mistakes and finished the match with four goals against one of Europe’s biggest clubs.

- beiN SPORTS

Friday, 30 May 2025

AC MILAN SACK BOSS SERGIO CONCEICAO AS ITALIAN GIANTS PART WAY WITH THIRD MANAGER IN 12 MONTHS - LEAVING THE FUTURES OF FOUR ENGLAND STARS UP IN THE AIR



  • AC Milan have parted ways with Sergio Conceicao after just six months together
  • Four England stars could be on the way out after Milan's latest managerial switch


AC Milan have sacked manager Sergio Conceicao, as per an official club statement, following an under-whelming Serie A campaign.

The Portuguese tactician took over from fellow countryman Paulo Fonseca at the end of December - with the club in eighth place. But after a tumultuous six months, Milan's league position did not budge under Conceicao.

The former Porto boss becomes the third manager to leave the Italian heavyweights in 12 months. 

Despite being Serie A runners-up in 2023-24, former head coach Stefano Pioli departed at the end of the season. He was replaced by Fonseca, who was fired before Conceicao took charge.

During his time with the Rossoneri, Conceicao won 16 of his 30 games - a 53 per cent win rate. He also led the club to their 50th major trophy in its history, winning the Italian Super Cup against local rivals Inter Milan in January.

An official club statement announcing Conceicao's departure read: 'AC Milan and Sergio Conceicao will not continue their journey together next season.

'The Club would like to thank Sergio and his staff for their commitment, professionalism and dedication shown during their time leading the First Team over the past few months.

'The AC Milan family parts with the coach who won the 50th trophy in the Club's history, wishing him the best for the future.'

With Conceicao leaving Milan, England stars Fikayo Tomori and Ruben Loftus-Cheek could follow their manager out the door.


Mail Sport understands Fikayo Tomori could follow his manager out the door, with Tottenham interested in the defender


Also on loan, former Chelsea star Tammy Abraham is expected to return to Roma this summer


Fellow Blues academy graduate Ruben Loftus-Cheek could also leave, as per reports in Italy


Mail Sport reported this week that Tottenham are targeting Tomori, and like him for his pace, mobility and tenacity.

The centre back is seen as a cheaper alternative to their primary target - Crystal Palace's Marc Guehi.

Meanwhile, reports in Italy have stated that Loftus-Cheek's future at Milan is up in the air, and has been since last summer.

The former Chelsea midfield left London for Milan in 2023, with his contract running through June 2027. 

Conceicao's exit will also do little to boost any hopes of Kyle Walker remaining at Milan beyond this season. 


Loanee Kyle Walker is not expected to join Milan permanently and is likely to return to Man City


The defender joined the club on loan from Manchester City in January and, although his deal includes an option to buy of just £4.2million, multiple reports have claimed Milan do not want to sign him permanently.

The 35-year-old featured 16 times in all competitions for the club and was included in Thomas Tuchel's inaugural England squad for the Three Lions' World Cup qualifiers in March.

Fellow loanee Tammy Abraham is also expected to call time on his spell with the Rossoneri this summer. 

Reports in Italy have stated the former Chelsea star is expected to return to parent club Roma after scoring just five goals in as many months for Milan.

- YASEEN ZAMAN