AC Milan are facing Lecce in the Coppa Italia, and Christian Pulisic is not in the starting lineup.

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Luka Modric, Christian Pulisic, and Santiago Gimenez will all be central to Milan’s ambitions in the Coppa Italia, but the Rossoneri will take the field without their head coach, Massimiliano Allegri, on the touchline.

As Milan prepares to face Lecce in the Round of 32, the focus has fallen on three of the biggest names in the squad: Christian Pulisic, Santiago Gimenez, and Luka Modric.

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But while Modric has been stealing the headlines, it has now been revealed that the Rossoneri’s management seriously considered another major addition — one of Modric’s long-time Real Madrid teammates — only for the deal to fall through at the final stage.

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Milan earned a narrow but vital 1-0 victory over Bologna at San Siro last weekend, but the result was overshadowed by controversy as referee Matteo Marcenaro overturned a crucial penalty decision late in the match — and Milan’s Christina Pulisic voiced his frustration with a cryptic two-word message.