Muzza 27 🖤💙🇮🇹🏆

My hunch is Lautaro will end his career at Inter and has set his sights on Meazza’s goal record. Lautaro would need roughly another 160 goals, so 8 x 20-goal seasons. He turns 27 in August. Not easy but not impossible

LA PROSSIMA FINALE DI CHAMPIONS È A MADRID PORCA TROIA

🚨🗣 Davide Frattesi: "What matters is the journey. Thank you." GOODBYE, DAVIDE! 🖤💙🥹

Milanista and Sport Italia journalist goes off at Milan owner Gerry Cardinale: "You cannot mock someone (Inter) who finishes 20 points ahead of you every single season" Francesco Letizia, journalist for Sport Italia and a self-declared Milan supporter, delivered a harsh assessment of Gerry Cardinale’s latest interview with La Gazzetta dello Sport, criticizing in particular the AC Milan owner’s comments regarding Inter. “I found Gerry Cardinale’s interview to be rambling — at times bordering on delusional,” Letizia stated. “Certain remarks about Inter were frankly ridiculous and, honestly, somewhat embarrassing. You simply cannot diminish Inter’s current standing. A fan can make those comments, but an owner speaking from overseas cannot say, ‘you cannot go to Europe just to lose 5-0,’ when the reality is that the very team he is referring to consistently finishes around 20 points ahead of Milan in the league. At that stage, the only sensible approach is to acknowledge that there are things to learn from them — and I say that while openly admitting my own allegiances.” Letizia then questioned both the tone and substance of Cardinale’s interview, suggesting it demonstrated either a disconnect from Milan supporters or a misunderstanding of the realities of Italian football. “If the objective was to win over the fanbase, then it was a completely tone-deaf attempt,” he continued. “If instead it reflects a genuine failure to understand the current reality, then the situation is even more concerning — and I suspect that is the case. Even statements such as ‘you cannot win all the time’ make very little sense in this context. That is something the president of PSG could say after previously winning a Champions League and then losing a final. It is not a statement that should come from someone who, in football terms, has not yet won anything.” The Sport Italia journalist also took aim at Cardinale’s repeated references to success in his personal career. “Cardinale says, ‘In my life, I have always won.’ But won at what exactly? We know he may have had success in business, but Milan is an entirely different environment. Football — especially Italian football — operates under completely different dynamics. Statements like that are the kind made by someone like Florentino Pérez, not Gerry Cardinale. What Milan needed was greater humility, more sincerity, and more transparency.” Sport Italia