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‘A remarkable protest’ – Toxic atmosphere at Milan’s season finale makes worldwide news

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News of the protests from AC Milan fans against the club’s current ownership and leadership has made it around the world.

The final game of 2024-25 was less about excitement and optimism for Milan and more about anger. A dismal campaign was brought to an end under the San Siro lights, and the atmosphere was nothing short of toxic.


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It started at 17:00 CEST when thousands of fans gathered at the club’s Casa Milan headquarters to protest, calling for the return of Paolo Maldini. Then, there was a further show of discontent after 15 minutes of the match as fans – the Curva Sud above all – led a mass walk-out.

Milan protests: Worldwide news

The Athletic have a piece headlined: ‘Milan ultras stage choreographed ‘Go Home’ protest against club’s RedBird owners’. The intro reads: ‘Milan fans staged a remarkable protest against the club’s ownership ahead of their Serie A match against Monza on Saturday.’

ESPN wrote: ‘AC Milan fans bash brass in ‘Go Home’ protest’. The press agency Reuters went with: ‘Milan’s futile win over Monza overshadowed by fan protests.’

The Daily Mail in England had a piece headlined: ‘AC Milan ultras issue scathing attack on club chiefs as fans call out advisor Zlatan Ibrahimovic after dismal’.

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5 Comments

  1. Must be kept up if it’s going to make any difference and that includes next season.

    Meanwhile make as much of a difference as you possibly can NO BUYING TICKETS KITS MERCE ECT.

    ELLIOT won’t go without a fight and they have won bigger battles than this unfortunately.

    #GET ELLIOT / REDBIRD OUT.

  2. The only way to force Cardinale to sell the clubs is by causing the revenues to fall dramatically. This can be easily achieved by not buying any season tickets, not attending any games, and not buying any merchandise. This is the only effective protest. If we protest but we keep on buying season tickets, attending AC Milan games, and buying merchandise, nothing will change. We hired a DS who has been unemployed for three years.

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