<p>It was a bittersweet night at San Siro.&nbsp;<strong>Milan wrapped up its 2024-25 season with a 2-0 win over relegated Monza</strong>, a result that spared the club from the indignity of an early Coppa Italia qualifier but did little to wash away the stains of a deeply disappointing campaign. Yet within that quiet, conflicted evening,&nbsp;<strong>Christian Pulisic reached a milestone worth celebrating</strong>, even if two of his personal records narrowly slipped from his grasp.</p>



<p>The match unfolded under a cloud of frustration, both on and off the pitch.&nbsp;<strong>Fans protested before and during the game</strong>, making their discontent known after a season that saw Milan fall short of European qualification.&nbsp;<strong>Head coach Sergio Conceicao was absent</strong>, serving a one-match suspension for his red card against Roma. But despite the air of resignation, the Red and Blacks players — and Pulisic in particular — gave San Siro something to remember.</p>



<h2>Match marked by protest and promise</h2>



<p>From the outset, Milan looked the more determined of the two sides.&nbsp;<strong>Joao Felix, preferred over Rafael Leao</strong>, was at the heart of the team’s early pressure. He set up multiple opportunities, including one where&nbsp;<strong>Christian Pulisic headed over the bar after a teasing cross from Yunus Musah</strong>.</p>



<p>But the biggest off-field moment came just 15 minutes into the game.&nbsp;With the departure of Milan’s ultras early in the game, the stadium became noticeably quieter. That silence underscored the disconnect between supporters and the team — a moment that made even the 26-year-old forward’s milestone feel muted.</p>



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<p><strong>Matteo Gabbia broke the deadlock in the 64th minute</strong>, heading in from a corner taken by substitute&nbsp;<strong>Samuel Chukwueze</strong>. Ten minutes later,<strong> Felix was rewarded for his persistence</strong>, curling in a magnificent free-kick from 20 yards to seal the 2-0 win. It was his final act before being substituted — and it left the fans wondering if they had just seen him in a Milan shirt for the last time.</p>



<h2>Pulisic’s jubilee — And the records that got away</h2>



<p>Amid the rotation and substitutions,&nbsp;<strong>Christian Pulisic’s contribution remained steady</strong>.&nbsp;His talent, skill, and selflessness shone through in everything that he did. While he couldn’t get on the scoresheet, his darting runs and one near-miss into the side-netting underscored his determination.</p>



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<p>But&nbsp;<strong>the American’s biggest moment came quietly</strong>: with his appearance, he reached&nbsp;<strong>100 matches played for the Rossoneri across all competitions</strong>, a notable achievement for a player whose consistency and versatility have anchored the team through turbulent spells.</p>



<div class="ck-twitter"><blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-media-max-width="560"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">100 Milan appearances for CP11 👏🇺🇸 <br> <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/MilanMonza?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#MilanMonza</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/SempreMilan?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#SempreMilan</a> <a href="https://t.co/Ps2Fs12FUc">pic.twitter.com/Ps2Fs12FUc</a></p>— AC Milan (@acmilan) <a href="https://twitter.com/acmilan/status/1926362695382475041?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">May 24, 2025</a></blockquote></div> 



<p>Still,&nbsp;<strong>he had more than just a milestone in sight</strong>. Had he scored,&nbsp;<strong>he would have matched his career-best 12 goals in a top-five European league</strong>, achieved just last season. An assist or a goal would also have pushed his&nbsp;<strong>goal contribution total past 20</strong>, another personal record. Instead,&nbsp;<strong>Pulisic finished the Serie A season with 11 goals and nine assists</strong>, just shy of his targets.</p>

Season to remember: Christian Pulisic hits major milestone at Milan – But two personal records slip through his fingers

Season to remember: Christian Pulisic hits major milestone at Milan – But two personal records slip through his fingers - World Soccer Talk

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<p>When&nbsp;<strong>Milan takes to the San Siro pitch for the final time this season</strong>, fans will be watching not just a match but&nbsp;<strong>the end of an era</strong>. While the team’s hopes for European soccer have already been dashed, Saturday’s fixture against relegated Monza could carry far more emotional weight than the league standings suggest.&nbsp;<strong>More than ten players may be playing their final game in red and black</strong>, and uncertainty looms over the futures of stars like&nbsp;<strong>Christian Pulisic, Rafael Leao, Joao Felix, and Santiago Gimenez</strong>.</p>



<p>The mood at San Siro has been one of resignation as&nbsp;<strong>a campaign that began with ambition winds down with disappointment</strong>. Back-to-back defeats at the Stadio Olimpico, including a&nbsp;<strong>3-1 loss to Roma</strong>, have sealed Milan’s fate.&nbsp;<strong>Without European action for next season</strong>, the pressure is mounting to reset and rebuild.</p>



<p>According to&nbsp;<strong><em>Calciomercato’s</em>&nbsp;Daniele Longo</strong>,&nbsp;<strong>11 players have already mentally and physically prepared for life away from Milan</strong>. The list includes&nbsp;<strong>Joao Felix and Kyle Walker</strong>, who are both set to return to their parent clubs, Chelsea and Manchester City, respectively, following loan spells.&nbsp;<strong>Riccardo Sottil</strong>, on loan from Fiorentina, is also not expected to be signed permanently.</p>



<p>Veteran defender&nbsp;<strong>Alessandro Florenzi</strong>&nbsp;will see his contract expire on June 30, and no renewal appears to be in sight. Other likely departures include&nbsp;<strong>Ruben Loftus-Cheek, Samuel Chukwueze, and Filippo Terracciano</strong>, all of whom are reportedly close to sealing transfers away from Milan.</p>



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<p>In addition,&nbsp;<strong>Fikayo Tomori, Malick Thiaw, Yunus Musah</strong>, and&nbsp;<strong>Emerson Royal</strong>&nbsp;have been named among those whose futures lie elsewhere. These moves signal a dramatic overhaul as the Red and Blacks prepare to reshape a squad that has underperformed across multiple fronts.</p>



<h2>Star trio could also exit</h2>



<p>The uncertainty doesn’t end there. Reports suggest&nbsp;<strong>three of Milan’s most important players—Mike Maignan, Theo Hernandez, and Tijjani Reijnders—could also be sold</strong>. All three are attracting interest from major European clubs, with Reijnders reportedly drawing attention from&nbsp;<strong>Manchester City</strong>.</p>



<p><strong><em>“Tare will have to deal with the limbo state of Mike Maignan, Theo Hernandez, and Tijjani Reijnders as soon as he arrives at Casa Milan,”</em></strong>&nbsp;writes Longo. The club’s incoming sporting director,&nbsp;<strong>Igli Tare</strong>, will be tasked with decisive action from day one.</p>



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<h2>And what about the big names?</h2>



<p>Amid the speculation,&nbsp;<strong>Christian Pulisic and Santiago Gimenez</strong>&nbsp;have notably&nbsp;<em>not</em>&nbsp;been named among the eleven expected to leave. However,&nbsp;<strong>Rafael Leao’s name has surfaced in German reports</strong>, with&nbsp;<em>Bayern Munich allegedly in contact with his agent, Jorge Mendes</em>.</p>



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<p>Pulisic, despite a solid season, may find his position under review if the Rossoneri choose to cash in or overhaul their attacking structure. Santiago Gimenez, who arrived with promise, might still be given time to prove his worth—though a change in management could complicate that.</p>

Milan’s last Serie A game could be final bow for key names: What about Christian Pulisic, Rafael Leao, Joao Felix, and Santiago Gimenez?

Milan’s last Serie A game could be final bow for key names: What about Christian Pulisic, Rafael Leao, Joao Felix, and Santiago Gimenez? - World Soccer Talk

Milan exodus Incoming: What does the future hold for Pulisic, Leao, Felix, and Gimenez?

<p>US investor Mario Gabelli has reportedly made an opening offer to acquire a minority stake in Serie A club Monza. The American is the founder and CEO of Gabelli Asset Management Company Investors (GAMCO). The club, currently owned by the Berlusconi family’s Fininvest, is actively seeking a business partner to aid in its development. Reports from <a href="https://www.gazzetta.it/calcio/squadre/monza/notizie/09-10-2024/monza-in-vendita-pista-americana-gabelli-tratta-con-fininvest.shtml" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">La Gazzetta dello Sport</a> confirm that Gabelli has opened discussions with Fininvest. </p>



<p>Although a spokesperson for the holding company declined to provide specific details. He stated only that “talks with potential partners are ongoing”. These talks come at a time when <a href="https://worldsoccertalk.com/teams/monza-tv-schedule-for-us-viewers/">Monza</a>, like many other Serie A clubs, are looking to attract foreign investment. Particularly to bolster their financial standing and performance on the pitch.</p>



<p>The 82-year-old is an Italian-American entrepreneur born to Italian immigrant parents from Parma. Thus, he has a long-standing interest in Italian affairs. His investment interest in Monza would make him the latest in a growing line of US investors seeking stakes in <a href="https://worldsoccertalk.com/serie-a-tv-schedule/">Serie A</a> clubs.</p>



<h2>Gabelli’s background and potential impact</h2>



<p>With an estimated net worth of $2 billion, Gabelli is well-positioned to bring financial stability to Monza. The Biancorossi have struggled both on the field and financially in recent seasons. They have reported financial losses exceeding $65 million. This makes a solid investment partner a key priority for the Berlusconi family.</p>



<p>Additionally, negotiations appear to be progressing, with <a href="https://www.calciomercato.com/news/cessione-monza-trattativa-in-corso-con-fininvest-gabelli-prepara-39520" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Calciomercato</a> adding that Gabelli may ultimately be interested in acquiring full control of Monza. His initial offer, reportedly $65 million for 100% ownership, is currently under consideration. If accepted, Gabelli would become the latest American owner in Serie A, joining a growing list of <a href="https://worldsoccertalk.com/news/serie-a-chief-new-trend-of-us-owners-can-benefit-italian-teams/">US investors in Italian soccer</a>.</p>



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<h2>US investor at Monza: Increasing US influence in Serie A</h2>



<p>Should Gabelli’s finalize the deal, Monza would become the ninth Serie A club with US ownership. This trend has seen other prominent investors who have acquired stakes in Italian football. This includes Rocco Commisso (Fiorentina), Gerry Cardinale (Milan), and Dan Friedkin (Roma). Overall, they have brought new strategies and investments to Italy’s top division.</p>



<p>Half of the clubs in Serie A are now under foreign ownership, underscoring the growing international interest in Italian soccer. Gabelli’s entry could further enhance Monza’s prospects, offering a fresh perspective and financial backing. This, in turn, may help the club recover from its recent struggles. While talks are still in the preliminary stages, Gabelli will likely make a binding offer soon. The next phase will involve discussions with banks in London, with Gabelli’s team working closely with Deloitte Legal Italia to finalize the deal.</p>



<p><em>Photo: Imago</em></p>

US investor at Monza? Gabelli makes offer to buy minority stake

US investor Mario Joseph Gabelli has reportedly made an opening offer to acquire a minority stake in Serie A club Monza.

<p>Love <em>I Biancorossi</em>? The World Soccer Talk Monza TV schedule has each match for the northern-Italy side.</p>



<p>In a city known more for auto racing, Monza finally reached the top tier of Italian football in 2022.</p>



<h2>Monza TV schedule and streaming links</h2>


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<p><strong>Founded:</strong> 1912<br><strong>Stadium:</strong> Stadio Brianteo<br><strong>Manager: </strong>Raffaele Palladino<br><strong>Italian top-flight / cup titles:</strong>&nbsp;0 / 0<br><strong>Lower division titles: </strong>6 (5 Serie C, 1 Serie D)</p>



<h4>Where can I watch the Monza match?</h4>



<p>Serie A and Coppa Italia games can be found on <a href="https://worldsoccertalk.com/channels/paramount-plus-soccer-schedule/">Paramount+</a>. Occasionally big matchups will be moved to CBS Sports Network on traditional TV, but these are unlikely to feature Monza.</p>



<p>In Monza surprise and qualify for <a href="https://worldsoccertalk.com/champions-league-tv-schedule/">UEFA Champions League</a>, Europa League, or Conference League, those games are on Paramount+ as well.</p>



<p>Spanish telecasts of UEFA matches are on Univision, TUDN, and/or UniMás. Streaming in Spanish features on ViX. </p>



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<h4>Monza History</h4>



<p>Associazione Calcio Monza dates back to 1912 in its original form – Monza Foot-Ball Club. It was actually a merger between two previous clubs. </p>



<p>The modern name of AC Monza first appeared in 1913, after another merger. </p>



<p>The club played in an early version of the top tier of Italian football in 1920 – but by 1922 a restructuring of the league system had them in the second division. </p>



<p>In 1933 the red and white colors of the club, which earned them the “White and Reds” nickname, were adopted. It would not be until 1951 that Monza earned promotion to the modern Serie B, the second tier. </p>



<p>In 1955, Monza played Verona in the first ever televised match in Italy. Over the next few decades, the team would flirt with Serie A, but never quite make it over the hump. 1977, 1978, 1979 and 1980, they missed out in the final days of each season.</p>



<p>Since then, it was a back-and-forth between the second and third divisions. Serious financial issues plagued the club in the 2000s, causing bankruptcy on multiple occasions, and a re-start from Serie D in 2015.</p>



<p>Since then, it’s been a remarkable upturn in fortunes. Three promotions in six seasons have seen Monza shoot up the pyramid, reaching Serie A for the first time in 2022.</p>



<p>They would go on to finish in 11th place on 52 points – the second-highest point total ever for a newly-promoted Serie A club, and the most of any newly-promoted club in a top European league that year. Before this promotion, Monza held the record for most Serie B seasons without ever having made it to Serie A.</p>



<p>Stadio Brianteo is Monza’s home ground, holding nearly 17,000 fans. It was built in 1988.</p>



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Monza TV schedule for US viewers

View the Monza TV schedule to find out when, where and how to watch games for viewers in the United States.

Monza TV schedule for US viewers - World Soccer Talk

<h2>Monza TV schedule and streaming links</h2>


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<p>Love <em>I Biancorossi</em>? The World Soccer Talk Monza TV schedule has each match for the northern-Italy side.</p>



<p>In a city known more for auto racing, Monza finally reached the top tier of Italian football in 2022.</p>



<p><strong>Founded:</strong> 1912<br><strong>Stadium:</strong> Stadio Brianteo<br><strong>Manager: </strong>Raffaele Palladino<br><strong>Italian top-flight / cup titles:</strong>&nbsp;0 / 0<br><strong>Lower division titles: </strong>6 (5 Serie C, 1 Serie D)</p>



<h4>Where can I watch the Monza match?</h4>



<p>Serie A and Coppa Italia games can be found on <a href="https://worldsoccertalk.com/channels/paramount-plus-soccer-schedule/">Paramount+</a>. Occasionally big matchups will be moved to CBS Sports Network on traditional TV, but these are unlikely to feature Monza.</p>



<p>In Monza surprise and qualify for <a href="https://worldsoccertalk.com/champions-league-tv-schedule/">UEFA Champions League</a>, Europa League, or Conference League, those games are on Paramount+ as well.</p>



<p>Spanish telecasts of UEFA matches are on Univision, TUDN, and/or UniMás. Streaming in Spanish features on ViX. </p>



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<h4>Monza History</h4>



<p>Associazione Calcio Monza dates back to 1912 in its original form – Monza Foot-Ball Club. It was actually a merger between two previous clubs. </p>



<p>The modern name of AC Monza first appeared in 1913, after another merger. </p>



<p>The club played in an early version of the top tier of Italian football in 1920 – but by 1922 a restructuring of the league system had them in the second division. </p>



<p>In 1933 the red and white colors of the club, which earned them the “White and Reds” nickname, were adopted. It would not be until 1951 that Monza earned promotion to the modern Serie B, the second tier. </p>



<p>In 1955, Monza played Verona in the first ever televised match in Italy. Over the next few decades, the team would flirt with Serie A, but never quite make it over the hump. 1977, 1978, 1979 and 1980, they missed out in the final days of each season.</p>



<p>Since then, it was a back-and-forth between the second and third divisions. Serious financial issues plagued the club in the 2000s, causing bankruptcy on multiple occasions, and a re-start from Serie D in 2015.</p>



<p>Since then, it’s been a remarkable upturn in fortunes. Three promotions in six seasons have seen Monza shoot up the pyramid, reaching Serie A for the first time in 2022.</p>



<p>They would go on to finish in 11th place on 52 points – the second-highest point total ever for a newly-promoted Serie A club, and the most of any newly-promoted club in a top European league that year. Before this promotion, Monza held the record for most Serie B seasons without ever having made it to Serie A.</p>



<p>Stadio Brianteo is Monza’s home ground, holding nearly 17,000 fans. It was built in 1988.</p>



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<p>Silvio Berlusconi, who was famously the President of <a href="https://worldsoccertalk.com/ac-milan-tv-schedule/">AC Milan</a> and <a href="https://worldsoccertalk.com/2022/08/11/berlusconis-monza-aiming-high-ahead-of-debut-serie-a-campaign/">Monza</a> in recent years, was confirmed dead on Monday. Berlusconi had been battling leukemia. He was 86.</p>



<p>Berlusconi was a person of key significance in Italy. While soccer fans would recognize him as the president of Milan for 31 years, his influence stretches far beyond the sport. The billionaire businessman created Italy’s largest media company, Mediaset, and eventually found his way into Italian politics. He served as Italian Prime Minister on three occasions for a total of nine years. That makes him the longest-serving Prime Minister in Italy since World War II. Also, he was a member of European Parliament over two stints. </p>



<p>However, more people know of Berlusconi for his time in soccer. In 1986, Berlusconi bought AC Milan and became the club’s President. In his time at the helm, Milan won the Scudetto eight times. Milan added a single Coppa Italia. Yet, the true standout for the club was the five European Cups or UEFA Champions League titles. Milan made a further three trips to the Champions League Final that it lost. Under Berlusconi, Milan emerged as not just one of the great Italian clubs, but one of the most dominant in the world.</p>



<p>Berlusconi later said he had to <a href="https://worldsoccertalk.com/news/why-silvio-berlusconi-needs-to-leave-ac-milan-for-the-betterment-of-the-club-20140517-CMS-101510.html">sell his ownership of Milan in 2017</a> in order to help the club compete at the top level. Still, his impact on the club left a mark. The club expressed its sorrow at the news of Berlusconi’s passing with a social media post.</p>



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<div class="ck-twitter"><blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-width="500" data-dnt="true"><p lang="it" dir="ltr">🗣️ The story of an era ❤️🖤<br><br>🗣️ Berlusconi e il Milan, una storia meravigliosa ❤️🖤<br><br> <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/SempreMilan?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#SempreMilan</a> <a href="https://t.co/lU8XGge7nE">pic.twitter.com/lU8XGge7nE</a></p>— AC Milan (@acmilan) <a href="https://twitter.com/acmilan/status/1668239933889208320?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">June 12, 2023</a></blockquote></div><script async="" src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>
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<h2>Silvio Berlusconi had influence beyond AC Milan</h2>



<p>After departing Milan, Silvio Berlusconi did not leave the soccer sphere. Eighteen months after leaving the Rossoneri in 2017, Berlusconi purchased AC Monza, then in Serie C, which is the third tier of Italian soccer. In his second season with Monzao, Berlusconi had the club clinch promotion to Serie B. Then, after two years in Serie B, Monza reached <a href="https://worldsoccertalk.com/2022/05/29/berlusconis-monza-promoted-to-serie-a-for-first-time/">Serie A play for the first time</a>.</p>



<p>Monza, too, <a href="https://twitter.com/ACMonza/status/1668260593143250944" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">expressed its emotion</a> at the loss of its President. While Monza and Milan certainly have the biggest connection to Berlusconi, his impact on the world of soccer is immense. For example, Real Madrid released <a href="https://www.realmadrid.com/noticias/2023/06/12/comunicado-oficial-fallecimiento-de-silvio-berlusconi?utm_source=twitter&amp;utm_medium=social&amp;utm_campaign=organico" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">a statement</a> honoring Berlusconi. </p>



<p>Always surrounded by various controversies, Berlusconi’s legacy in Italy is mixed. However, his legacy in soccer, specifically at AC Milan, is one of the most storied in the sport’s history. His 29 trophies in 31 years are an impressive return. </p>



<p><em>PHOTO: IMAGO / Buzzi</em></p>


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