Donnarumma Is On Chelsea’s Radar – What Should Milan Do?

In a bid to full the goalkeeping void in his Chelsea side, Frank Lampard is reportedly lining up a £50 million bid for Milan's Donnarumma. The goalkeeper is one of Europe's most underrated footballers, let alone goalkeepers. He arrived on the scene five years ago and became Milan's no.1, making his Serie A debut in the 2015/16 where he made 32 first-team appearances.

The Three Positions That Milan Should Address This Summer

After the disappointing start to the 2019-20 season, newly-appointed Milan manager Giampaolo was sacked by the club. His replacement Stefano Pioli was only able to bag a series of mixed results throughout the "normal" part of the season. Luckily for Pioli, his team's late charge was enough to save his job and that of the club's director Maldini.

Five Overseas Players That Milan Are Monitoring Closely

Milan fans will be heading into the 2020-21 season in high hopes. With European football to look forward to as well, their confirmed coach Stefano Pioli will no doubt need a few new players from this month's market session already. Here are five overseas names that the Rossoneri have reportedly been looking at to strengthen their squad.

Ibrahimovic Talks Ongoing as Milan Look For Reinforcements

Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Milan are still in talks regarding the Big Swede’s contract extension with the Rossoneri. On their side, Milan and their owner Elliot seem convinced to increase their offer up to 6M euros. However, Zlatan’s entourage remains firm with their request for 7.5M euros. While the distance is still considerable, both parts are working to find a solution.
There are only a few grounds as emblematic as the San Siro - a stadium of two names, four Champions League finals, and thousands of Derby of Milan

Temples of The Cult: San Siro, The “Scala del Calcio” in Milan

Our journey across the Italian stadiums wouldn’t be complete without visiting the Giuseppe Meazza in Milan or, as the other half of the city calls it, the San Siro. A synonymous for ageless football, both classic and modern. A football stage so stylish and unique that it came to be known as "La Scala del Calcio" - a reference to Milano's elegant opera house.

Five Free Agents That Milan Could Sign This Summer

The Rossoneri are heading into the 2020-21 season under Stefano Pioli after a managerial U-turn. The stage was set for Ralf Rangnick to join Milan, but after a series of disputes between him and the club regarding his role, he will no longer come in. Pioli's side finished the season strongly, but will they be bringing in any free agents this summer? Here’s 5 that could happen.
Tiémoué Bakayoko seems to close to rejoin Milan after one year

Milan To Welcome Back Chelsea Outcast To Bolster Midfield

Milan are reportedly getting closer and closer to bring back Tiémoué Bakayoko to Serie A. The Chelsea midfielder, who played for the Rossoneri on loan two seasons ago and left some good memories in Milan, may rejoin the red-and-blacks for a reported transfer fee ranging between 15M and 20M euros. The Frenchman could be a good addition to Milan's midfield.

Versatile Young Star Has Lot of Potential To Deliver At Milan

Milan have confirmed the signing of young defender Pierre Kalulu on a free transfer from French side Lyon. Although he failed to make a senior appearance for Lyon, he put in wonderful performances in the UEFA Youth League and Milan Sporting Director, Paolo Maldini, swooped in to secure the Frenchman's signature to a five-year contract.

Pioli’s Extension Is Good News For Milan But Shows One Problem

It's indeed been a roller-coaster over the past 24 hours for Milan and company. It looked more than likely Ralf Rangnick would join at the end of the season but for a late turn-around at the eleventh hour. Meaning, Stefano Pioli gets to continue his adventure at the helm of affairs for another two years. What does this decision mean for Milan?

Sunday Napoli – Milan Stalemate Favors Roma in Europa League Run

Sunday night game at San Paolo Stadium between Napoli and Milan ended in a 2-2 tie which delighted the virtual attendance but was of little help to both clubs – who are still in contention for a Europa League spot next season. Goals by Theo Hernandez, Giovanni Di Lorenzo, Dries Mertens, and Frank Kessié wrapped a spectacular game which, however, mostly favored Roma.

Milan Stage Stunning Comeback To Score Four To Juventus

Milan beat Juventus 4-2 to capture their fourth win in five games after the lock-down as the Bianconeri experienced an authentic blackout and gave away a two-goal lead. It was Milan’s first Serie A win over the black-and-whites since four years. Far from saying that Juventus’ claim on the Scudetto is at risk, but Maurizio Sarri’s band suddenly found themselves fragile.