8th on the table....is Ac still in rebuilding process??

lost again. haish....pippo might get the sack soon.

well, won over Cagliari ..

Nothing to shout about, individual skills & luck won us the game.

I hope Menez will stay next season & will be the leading force upfront.

any new news on the takeover?

http://www.goal.com/en/news/10/italy/2015/...r-ac-milan-sale

Great win..1-2!

klopp quits bvb. AC needs rebuilding. shud AC get him over?

no doubt.great manager with great reputation.

not the usual 0-0 dull draw. attacking from both sides is superb. just that no finishing and great saves at both ends.

AC Milan coming to China in July

ICC Cup Confirms Real Madrid, Inter & Milan

AC Milan officials released a video regarding our new stadium, the project still at preliminary stage but signs given currently are positives.

The stadium will be build by the same company that built the Bayern Munich Allianz Arena.

AC Milan officials released a video regarding our new stadium, the project still at preliminary stage but signs given currently are positives.

The stadium will be build by the same company that built the Bayern Munich Allianz Arena.

About Time

has the takeover completed yet?
would love to see klopp managing AC.

i think ac milan downfall start after they sell both zlatan ibrahimovic n thiago silva to psg....thy are still strong even after final ucl 2005 defeat to pool...they won it back in final 2007...

This post has been edited by skystrike: May 20 2015, 03:17 PM

Thanks to Berlusconi reluctant to spend more money for this club. The club should thanks to Barbara because she's the one that initiate the Casa Milan & the upcoming stadium project.

The club are way lagging behind Juventus in terms of generating it's own incomes as the only make us alive because of main sponsorship (Adidas, Fly Emirates etc.)

Now Berlusconi said he can still keep the club by making an all-Italian team project which I doubt it will take the club back to top flight with mediocre players right now.

Carlo Ancelotti will coach AC Milan, says Silvio Berlusconi

AC Milan chairman Silvio Berlusconi says Carlo Ancelotti is the only candidate to be the next coach at the club, and has hinted the former Real Madrid boss' arrival is a forgone conclusion.

Berlusconi's side has suffered through a disappointing campaign, which has seen the Rossoneri slump to 10th in the Serie A table under Filippo Inzaghi.

But the former Italian prime minister believes Ancelotti, a European Cup winner as a player and coach with Milan, is the only man to turn fortunes around.

"Alternatives? I don't want to consider alternatives to Ancelotti," Berlusconi told Mediaset, which he owns. "We'll talk about these things later, if Ancelotti doesn't come. But since he will come, there is no need to even have these conversations."

Despite Ancelotti's insistence that he wants to take a year off, Milan joint-CEO Adriano Galliani travelled to Spain last week to convince the a San Siro return -- a homecoming that would please Berlusconi and Milan's fans.

"I hope there's a big chance Ancelotti will become the next Milan coach," Berlusconi said. "Going around for my election campaign, all the Milan fans have advised me to bring Ancelotti back. I've listened, and found a solution, with the same desire to win.

"He's a winner, he's won everywhere he's coached. Now he'll have a minor operation and will take his decision, which is also down to his family.

"I hope it's a positive decision for Milan, because he's very much wanted at Milan."

Galliani said on Thursday that he felt there was a "50-50" chance Ancelotti would return this season.

In addition to Ancelotti, the Milan chief expressed his desire to bring back former star striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic, whom the club sold to Paris Saint-Germain in the summer of 2012.

"I'm fixated on his return, although it's a very difficult thing to make happen, and it will take patience," Berlusconi said. "But he's magnificent on the pitch."

Ibrahimovic, who exited along with former Milan defender Thiago Silva that summer, has been a key player for the ambitious Parisians since his arrival at the French capital

http://www.espnfcasia.com/ac-milan/story/2...lvio-berlusconi

^ return of the king?

http://www.bbc.com/sport/0/football/33012219

pippo sack soon.
ancelotti rejected a return.
Sinisa Mihajlovic fav to take over.
who else?