The Curva Sud have published yet another protest message, this time against Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Gerry Cardinale.
You would be hard pushed to find any Milan fan who is thrilled with how things have gone over the past few months. There has been a climate of heavy protest surrounding the club, which culminated in the toxic atmosphere at San Siro for the season finale against Cagliari.
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Another clear and unequivocal message has been sent by the Curva Sud, following the end-of-season protests that continued on the streets of Milan with banners and graffiti. The ultras went Cardinale and Ibrahimovic on Instagram.
Beneath the photo of the RedBird Capital owner and senior advisor, a photo of a graffiti on a wall in Milan reads: “Get the sh*t out of our Milan.”
❌🇺🇸💩 Story do perfil da Curva Sud no Instagram com foto de pichação de dizeres em muro de Milão dispensa traduções. pic.twitter.com/v46xFUfcBE
— AC Milan Brasil (@ACMilan_Brasil) May 31, 2026
Given how bad the start to the summer has been for Milan, with a mass exodus and rejections arriving from all over, the feeling is that this could be one of many protests.
I will never forgive the Curva for how they booed Paolo, but their policy towards this piece of c**p management is spot on and I love it.
Do you realize that you are wishing the worst for your club? For the past week, everybody want a complete destruction of the Club, rather to destroy AC Milan, than have anybody but Paolo to have charge.
I will tell you one secret: you have no say on what is happening with the club (and thank god for it), it is completely private ownership and the owner can do want he wants to do with it, and I hope it will be the best, whatever it will brings.
You also have no say, why are you writing that stupid sh*t? 😂😂😂
and do u realize with Gerry and co this team is not winning any trophies and we are not building any teams that will be competitive?? so yeah, we want for a finish outside top 10, so Gerry can feel the pain and sell the club so a worthy owner for the stature of the club to arrive.
To what extend do you wanna continue? Everybody was for firing the management, and when redbird did what everybody here wanted, nothing changed, every fan here is still criticizing anything happens, like they do not want anything positive to happen to their club..
Allegri is not enough, Furlni is not enough, you desperately want to sell the club, but im 100 percent sure, that if it would have happened, nobody will be satisfied, and evrybody would be criticizing any new owner, or that it is taking long, and many more things.
I with to Gerry and Ibra to do their best without being influenced by anynone, more over not by curva sud or any other ‘specialist’ or media.
Com on people, you dont have to like everything, but your critics are often not constructive critics and than it is better to just keep quiet
I think they should have fired Furlani and kept Allegri and Tare. With a few additions the team could have been competitive. This total reset is very threatening. I worry that no serious professionals will want to join a club that keeps revolutionizing everything every year. There is no project.
Are you special? Who is responsible for the company? Owner or the person they hired? Or the cleaning lady? Some of you can’t understand some basic things in business
Respectfully, you’re wrong. The fans want a plan – plain and simple. They want a transparent chain of command and decision-making process, because that’s what successful clubs have.
Allegri and Tare didn’t fail because they are useless – their CVs don’t attest to that – they failed because there was no structured plan – only reactive, committee-based decision making. That’s why “nothing changed” when the clear-cut happened last week, because it was done with nothing lined up and now we are scrambling…again!
Cardinale: “me and ibra are the strongest duet in world of football, please believe and trust us.”
Why anybody in their rational minds would think that Cardinale would willingly destroy such a huge investment of his is beyond me. Yes he made mistakes and firing the lot is probably the best decision he could have made. For what he has invested the absolute minimum was a top4 position and management failed spectacularly on that. Whether he has identified the right reason for the meltdown we will never know, other than to say it is done and for Milan to regroup and implement a proper vision going forward. All we can do is to be patient and watch things unfold and hope for the best. Forza
Firing everyone is fine. Two years of no CL is a firing offense.
Two issues however. One…Ibra should be gone too. Or at least sidelined / reassigned. Two….they clearly didn’t have a plan for next steps.
If you’re gonna fire everybody then know what comes next. They don’t.
Clownklubben AC Milan.