Milan’s 2025-26 home shirt, which will be worn by stars like Christian Pulisic, Rafael Leao, and Santiago Gimenez next season, reportedly introduces a new feature never before seen in the club’s history.

Amidst the defensive struggles, head coach Sergio Conceicao is planning a tactical overhaul—one that could redefine Milan’s playing style. While the tactical switch aims to maximize Rafael Leao and Santiago Gimenez’s impact, it also raises questions about the roles of Christian Pulisic and Joao Felix.

Christian Pulisic emerged as the hero for Miian, scoring a decisive brace, while Rafael Leao’s introduction at halftime injected the attacking spark needed to overturn a two-goal deficit.

With Milan struggling, questions have been raised about Santiago Gimenez’s recent dip in form. Is he still recovering from an injury? Has he struggled with the transition to Italian soccer?

It's reasonable to claim that Milan's current season is their worst in recent memory. Sitting ninth in Serie A and already eliminated from European competition by Feyenoord, the Rossoneri find themselves in an unfamiliar crisis. With heavyweights Inter, Napoli, Atalanta, and Juventus holding double-digit point advantages, Milan's hopes of securing a Champions League spot have […]

Milan coach Sergio Conceicao is said to be planning a major shake-up for the upcoming away clash against Lecce. Thus, some of the team’s biggest names are set to be benched, including Rafael Leao, Joao Felix, and Santiago Gimenez.

Milan's miserable streak continues as they lose even more ground in their quest to qualify for the Champions League. With the quartet of Christian Pulisic, Joao Felix, Rafael Leao, and Santiago Gimenez under immense pressure to turn things around, they must now do so without a vital teammate.

Milan’s highly anticipated "Fantastic Four"—Christian Pulisic, Joao Felix, Rafael Leao, and Santiago Gimenez—has been dismantled, with Pulisic notably absent from the starting XI. But why has the American winger been dropped?

Following their shocking UEFA Champions League exit against Feyenoord, Milan stars–including Christian Pulisic and Santiago Gimenez–now have one goal for the remainder of the 2024-25 season: help the team secure a place in next season’s Champions League.

A missed penalty by Christian Pulisic, following a reported dispute with Santi Gimenez over who should take the kick, has sparked controversy after AC Milan's loss to Torino. The incident, which occurred during a match already marked by an early own goal, has raised questions about the team's penalty-taking strategy and communication.

Despite the elimination, Santiago Gimenez made history in the UEFA Champions League with AC Milan, achieving a unique milestone with his goal against Feyenoord.

Milan’s UEFA Champions League journey came to an abrupt and disappointing end after a 1-1 draw against Feyenoord. The match ended in frustration for Santiago Gimenez, Christian Pulisic, and the rest of Milan’s squad, raising serious concerns about their season’s trajectory.

While Santiago Gimenez’s decision to wear a nose band caught some attention, Milan fans also noticed that Rafael Leao sported a similar strip across his nose, sparking curiosity.

With the arrival of Santiago Gimenez, the question arises once again: Who should be Milan’s main penalty taker? Should they stick with Christian Pulisic, who has a perfect penalty record? Or should they turn to Gimenez?

Beyond Santiago Gimenez's goalscoring abilities and sharp movement, there’s a small yet intriguing detail that fans may have noticed—he always wears a band on his nose during matches.