September is upon us, and for many clubs it can already become season-defining. AC Milan are looking to fight on multiple fronts, and some tough commitments await each team.
The official website have provided a confirmation of the calendar that awaits in the coming month for Paulo Fonseca’s side plus Daniele Bonera’s Futuro team, Federico Guidi’s Primavera and Suzanne Bakker’s Rossonere.
First team
Starting with the men’s first team, there will be an international break and then four important fixtures and all at San Siro. Home games in the Champions League and Serie A, against Venezia, Liverpool and Lecce await, as well as the derby away to Inter.
Serie A
➤ Matchday 4, AC Milan v Venezia, Saturday 14 September at 20:45 CEST – San Siro –
➤ Matchday 5, Inter v AC Milan, Sunday 22 September (TBD) – San Siro
➤ Matchday 6, AC Milan v Lecce, Sunday 29 September (TBD) – San Siro
Champions League
➤ Matchday 1, AC Milan v Liverpool, Tuesday 17 September 2024 at 21:00 CEST – San Siro
Milan Futuro
After the official debuts in the Coppa Italia and Serie C, Milan Futuro’s season steps up in September with six league games. Things get going immediately with the game against Carpi, the historic first home game, followed by other clashes with expert sides. An interesting test.
Serie C
➤ Matchday 2, Milan Futuro v Carpi, Sunday 1 September at 18:00 CEST – Stadio Speroni, Busto Arsizio
➤ Matchday 3, Torres v Milan Futuro, Sunday 8 September at 20:45 CEST – Stadio Vanni Sanna, Sassari
➤ Matchday 4, Milan Futuro v Ascoli, Saturday 14 September at 18:30 CEST – Stadio Speroni, Busto Arsizio
➤ Matchday 5, Rimini v Milan Futuro, Monday 23 September at 20:45 CEST – Stadio Romeo Neri, Rimini
➤ Matchday 6, Milan Futuro v SPAL, Thursday 26 September at 18:30 CEST – Stadio Speroni, Busto Arsizio
➤ Matchday 7, Lucchese v Milan Futuro, Monday 30 September at 20:45 CEST – Stadio Porta Elisa, Lucca
Women’s team
September also gets going quickly for Suzanne Bakker’s Rossonere who will start their Serie A campaign away to Como Women. Followed by, after the break, home games against Fiorentina and Lazio with the derby away in between.
Serie A
➤ Matchday 1, Como Women v AC Milan, Sunday 1 September at 20:30 CEST – Stadio Ferruccio, Seregno (MB)
➤ Matchday 2, AC Milan v Fiorentina, Saturday 14 September at 18:00 CEST – PUMA House of Football, Milan
➤ Matchday 3, Inter v AC Milan, Saturday 21 September (TBD) – Arena Civica Brera, Milan
➤ Matchday 4, AC Milan v Lazio, Saturday 28 September (TBD) – PUMA House of Football, Milan
Friendly
➤ AC Milan v Zürich, Saturday 7 September at 14:30 CEST – PUMA House of Football, Milan
Milan Primavera
First the break, then Guidi’s Rossoneri will be ready to dive back into the Primavera 1 and the UEFA Youth League. Three games coming up this month, two at home against Empoli and Cesena and the derby away.
Primavera 1 (league)
➤ Matchday 4, AC Milan v Empoli, Saturday 14 September (TBC) – PUMA House of Football, Milan
➤ Matchday 5, Inter v AC Milan, Saturday 21 September (TBC) – Konami Youth Center, Milan
➤ Matchday 6, AC Milan v Cesena, Saturday 28 September (TBC) – PUMA House of Football, Milan
UEFA Youth League
➤ Matchday 1, AC Milan v Liverpool, Tuesday 17 September 2024 (TBC) – PUMA House of Football, Milan
Unless Fonseca finds a miracle cure during the break, Liverpool and Inter will be massive losses. At this point the management will HAVE to make a decision.