Ahead of Monza’s clash against AC Milan, Alessandro Nesta spoke about his connection to the Rossoneri.
This weekend’s game is very nothing-y, considering both clubs’ seasons are over. Monza have been relegated whilst Milan are praying on results to go their way to avoid the early stages of the Coppa Italia next season. Yes, that is actually where we are at.
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The game has not even kicked off yet, and yet the biggest story of the game will be the reaction to the Curva Sud leaving the stadium after only 15 minutes – another protest action against the club and situation.
Facing Nesta, who was around during the great years of the Rossoneri, will be a reminder of what once was. A stark contrast to the current picture of Milan, who are a million miles away from those teams of the past.
Nesta made his sentiments known to SportMediaset, and his words were relayed by Milan News.
“Will there be a protest? I’m sorry for Milan’s moment. I’m sorry because I had such a good time in red and black, Milan will always remain in my heart, they gave me the chance to win what I won. I will always be grateful to Milan. I’m sorry for the protest, I hope this situation doesn’t last long and that they resolve everything.”
