Tag: AC Milan

Bayern Munich Put Mike Maignan Top of Goalkeeper List

Mike Maignan (AC Milan)
2026 (contract expiry looming)

Bayern Munich have identified Milan’s Maignan as their prime long-term replacement for Manuel Neuer. Talks over a Milan renewal have stalled, raising the prospect of a January pre-contract or even a summer free transfer if negotiations collapse.
TEAMtalk reports Bayern see Maignan’s age and proven pedigree as perfect to succeed Neuer. With Milan reluctant but facing contract pressure, Bayern could strike early, especially with other European giants also circling.

Mexico Name Santi Giménez in October Squad Amid Big Absences

Santi Giménez (AC Milan)
October 2025

Javier Aguirre has named AC Milan striker Santi Giménez in Mexico’s 25-man squad for friendlies against Colombia and Ecuador, but left out senior figures including Raúl Jiménez, Edson Álvarez, Guillermo Ochoa, and Julián Araujo. Injured winger Rodrigo Huescas also misses out.
Jiménez’s omission raised eyebrows as he chases Javier Hernández’s scoring record, but Aguirre chose rotation. Captain Álvarez continues rehab from a muscle injury. Surprise inclusions Alexis Gutiérrez, Kevin Álvarez, Luis Romo, and goalkeeper Carlos Acevedo headline a squad mixing youth, experience, and unexpected names.

AC Milan Explore Move for Barcelona Striker Robert Lewandowski

Robert Lewandowski (Barcelona)
October 2025

AC Milan are interested in signing Robert Lewandowski on a free transfer when his Barcelona contract ends in 2026. His €33m annual salary poses a major hurdle, though Saudi clubs have also made lucrative offers to lure the Poland striker.
Spanish media report Milan sporting director Igli Tare has held talks with Lewandowski’s agent. At 37, he has scored four goals this season and remains vital for Barça, but the club is lining up replacements, with Atlético Madrid’s Julián Álvarez a reported target.

Pulisic Powers Milan Past Napoli with Goal and Assist

Christian Pulisic (AC Milan)
September 2025

Christian Pulisic delivered a match-winning display with both a goal and an assist in Milan’s 2-1 victory over champions Napoli. His energy and composure proved decisive, even as Milan battled through adversity following Pervis Estupiñán’s second-half red card. Pulisic praised his side’s resilience and defensive fight, saying the win “sends a message” to Serie A rivals. USMNT legend Tony Meola lauded his consistency, noting skeptics persist despite his rise to the league’s top scorer, insisting Pulisic has long been underrated.

Lalas U-Turn as Pulisic Stars for Milan in Serie A

Christian Pulisic (AC Milan)
September 2025

Christian Pulisic delivered a stunning brace in Milan’s 3-0 win over Udinese, earning praise from former USMNT defender Alexi Lalas. After a public summer fallout, Lalas now calls the American “elite” and Milan’s best player in Serie A. Pulisic’s goals and creative spark underlined his influence on Milan’s title charge. Lalas praised his all-round game, calling it “everything Pulisic is encapsulated into one match,” contrasting sharply with his earlier criticism over the winger skipping the Gold Cup.

Rabiot Exit Still Haunts Marseille After Dressing Room Brawl

Adrien Rabiot (Ac Milan)
September 2025

Marseille sporting director Medhi Benatia admitted regret over Adrien Rabiot’s chaotic exit after a fight with teammate Jonathan Rowe. The bust-up left a youngster unconscious, leading to suspensions and transfers. Rabiot has since joined AC Milan, ending weeks of controversy. Benatia blamed Rabiot’s entourage for complicating reconciliation attempts but hinted at lingering affection for the player. The saga overshadowed Marseille’s season start, with president Pablo Longoria branding the incident “unheard of.” Coach Roberto De Zerbi hasn’t ruled out a future return.

Allegri Backs Goal-Shy Giménez After Milan’s Narrow Win

Santiago Giménez (AC Milan)
September 2025

AC Milan edged Bologna 1-0 for their second Serie A win, despite striker Santiago Giménez extending his scoreless drought to five matches. Allegri praised the Mexican’s relentless pressing, movement, and work rate, insisting it was his “best game” since joining the Rossoneri. Giménez struck the post in a one-on-one chance but kept Milan’s attack alive with constant runs. Allegri embraced him post-substitution, underlining faith in his contribution beyond goals. Milan’s win, their second straight clean sheet, keeps them fifth and firmly in the European qualification race.

Marseille Line Up O’Riley as Rabiot Replacement

Matt O’Riley (Brighton)
August 2025

Marseille are set to sign Brighton midfielder Matt O’Riley on loan without purchase option, positioning him as Adrien Rabiot’s replacement after the Frenchman’s fallout and impending move to AC Milan. O’Riley, who signed from Celtic last summer and made 21 Premier League appearances, joins on a short-term deal. Born in England but capped for Denmark, he offers creativity to fill the void left by Rabiot’s departure.

Christopher Nkunku Completes €42m Move to AC Milan

Christopher Nkunku (AC Milan)
August 2025

C Milan have signed Christopher Nkunku from Chelsea for €42m (£36.2m/$49m) on a five-year contract. The French forward leaves after an injury-plagued stint in London, where he never cemented himself under Enzo Maresca despite a £52m arrival from RB Leipzig. Nkunku managed just 11 Premier League appearances in his debut season after a serious knee injury and later fell out of favour. Milan now offer him a fresh start, hoping his creativity and versatility can reignite his career after a difficult spell at Stamford Bridge.

Milan Rocked by Jashari Injury Scare

Ardon Jashari (AC Milan)
August 2025

Ardon Jashari has suffered a suspected fibula injury in training after colliding with Santiago Gimenez, just days after debuting in Milan’s 2-1 loss to Cremonese. The €38m summer signing will miss Lecce as medical tests determine severity. Signed from Club Brugge to reinforce midfield, Jashari’s absence poses a major tactical and financial blow for Massimiliano Allegri’s reshaped squad. Losing a marquee arrival so early threatens balance, depth and competitiveness, forcing Milan to reconsider transfer market reinforcements before window’s close.

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