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AC Milan

AC Milan

Serie A

Season Statistics

37 MATCHES
PLAYED
Win (54%) Draw (27%) Loss (19%)
37 Played
20 Won
10 Drawn
7 Lost
52 Goals For
33 Goals Against

Team Overview

AC Milan stands as one of Serie A's most storied institutions, built on a foundation of tactical sophistication and attacking flair that has defined Italian football for generations. The Rossoneri have traditionally been synonymous with European excellence and domestic success, consistently challenging for top positions in Italy's premier division. Their footballing identity revolves around technical precision, defensive solidity, and the ability to produce moments of individual brilliance that can decide crucial matches.

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This Serie A campaign has showcased Milan's resilience and consistency under Massimiliano Allegri's guidance. With 20 wins, 10 draws, and 7 losses from 37 matches, they've demonstrated the kind of steady performance that reflects their ambitious standards. Their record of 52 goals scored against 33 conceded highlights a well-balanced approach, while 15 clean sheets emphasize their defensive reliability. The +19 goal difference speaks to their ability to control matches and capitalize on key moments throughout the season.

Perhaps most impressive is Milan's away form, where they've secured 11 victories from 19 matches compared to 9 wins in 18 home fixtures. This road resilience suggests a mentally robust squad capable of adapting to different environments and challenges. Their recent form pattern shows periods of strong consistency mixed with occasional setbacks, typical of a team competing across multiple fronts. With only 7 matches where they failed to score, Milan have maintained their attacking threat while building games from a solid defensive foundation that has become their trademark approach to Serie A competition.

Squad (29 players)

Goalkeepers (4)

M. Maignan
#16 M. Maignan
M. Pittarella
#37 M. Pittarella
P. Terracciano
#1 P. Terracciano
L. Torriani
#96 L. Torriani

Defenders (7)

K. De Winter
#5 K. De Winter
P. Estupiñán
#2 P. Estupiñán
M. Gabbia
#46 M. Gabbia
D. Odogu
#27 D. Odogu
S. Pavlović
#31 S. Pavlović
F. Tomori
#23 F. Tomori
V. Vladimirov
#34 V. Vladimirov

Midfielders (12)

Z. Athekame
#24 Z. Athekame
D. Bartesaghi
#33 D. Bartesaghi
Y. Fofana
#19 Y. Fofana
A. Jashari
#30 A. Jashari
R. Loftus-Cheek
#8 R. Loftus-Cheek
L. Modrić
#14 L. Modrić
A. Rabiot
#12 A. Rabiot
S. Ricci
#4 S. Ricci
A. Saelemaekers
#56 A. Saelemaekers
E. Sala
#42 E. Sala
J. Sardo
#45 J. Sardo
C. Pulišić
#11 C. Pulišić

Attackers (6)

E. Borsani
#35 E. Borsani
A. Castiello
#80 A. Castiello
N. Füllkrug
#9 N. Füllkrug
S. Giménez
#7 S. Giménez
Rafael Leão
#10 Rafael Leão
C. Nkunku
#18 C. Nkunku

Player Statistics

2025/26 Season
# Player Pos Rating Apps Goals Assists Mins Tackles Passes
16
M. Maignan
M. Maignan
GK 7.2 36 0 0 3206 0 1058
56
A. Saelemaekers
A. Saelemaekers
MF 7.2 34 2 3 2708 71 1289
31
S. Pavlović
S. Pavlović
DF 7.1 33 5 1 2780 53 1786
14
L. Modrić
L. Modrić
MF 7.6 33 2 3 2793 49 2197
19
Y. Fofana
Y. Fofana
MF 6.6 32 2 3 2149 40 785
23
F. Tomori
F. Tomori
DF 6.9 32 0 2 2502 65 1527
4
S. Ricci
S. Ricci
MF 6.9 31 1 4 1305 16 647
18
C. Nkunku
C. Nkunku
FW 6.7 31 7 3 1316 5 327
33
D. Bartesaghi
D. Bartesaghi
DF 6.9 30 2 0 2352 47 1024
11
C. Pulišić
C. Pulišić
FW 7.0 29 8 4 1567 14 650
46
M. Gabbia
M. Gabbia
DF 6.9 29 0 0 2441 20 1441
10
Rafael Leão
Rafael Leão
FW 6.9 28 9 3 1837 6 573
12
A. Rabiot
A. Rabiot
FW 7.2 28 6 4 2460 56 1271
8
R. Loftus-Cheek
R. Loftus-Cheek
MF 6.6 28 3 1 1149 14 406
5
K. De Winter
K. De Winter
DF 6.9 26 1 1 1805 29 1263
24
Z. Athekame
Z. Athekame
DF 6.7 26 2 2 821 13 342
2
P. Estupiñán
P. Estupiñán
MF 6.7 19 1 1 1046 15 527
9
N. Füllkrug
N. Füllkrug
FW 6.5 19 1 0 618 1 170
7
S. Giménez
S. Giménez
FW 6.5 15 0 0 851 7 130
30
A. Jashari
A. Jashari
MF 6.7 13 0 1 644 14 407
1
P. Terracciano
P. Terracciano
GK 7.0 2 0 0 124 0 31
27
D. Odogu
D. Odogu
DF 6.6 2 0 0 9 0 2

Recent Transfers

2024/25 & 2025/26

Arrivals (47)

A. Cissè
From Hellas Verona
Transfer Feb 2026
J. Sardo
From Monza
Transfer Jan 2026
N. Füllkrug
From West Ham
Loan Jan 2026
A. Rabiot
From Marseille
Transfer Sep 2025
D. Odogu
From VfL Wolfsburg
Transfer Sep 2025
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Departures (63)

A. Cissè
To Catanzaro
Loan Feb 2026
D. Sia
To Mirandes
Loan Feb 2026
Matteo Dutu
To ACS FC Dinamo Bucuresti
Transfer Jan 2026
M. Ibrahimovic
To Ajax
Loan Jan 2026
Mateusz Skoczylas
To Cracovia Krakow
Transfer Sep 2025
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Injuries & Availability

0 Out 0 Doubtful

No injuries reported - full squad available.

Impact Analysis

AC Milan find themselves in the enviable position of having a fully fit squad with no players currently sidelined through injury. This represents a significant advantage for the Rossoneri, as having all players available provides maximum tactical flexibility and depth across every position on the pitch. The absence of any injury concerns means the coaching staff can select from their strongest possible lineup without being forced into unwanted changes or having to rely on less experienced alternatives.

The clean bill of health extends across all areas of the field, from defense through midfield to attack, ensuring that Milan can maintain consistency in their team selection and tactical approach. This full squad availability is particularly valuable during congested fixture periods where rotation becomes essential to manage player workloads effectively. With no rehabilitation timelines to monitor or fitness concerns to navigate, the medical and coaching staff can focus entirely on performance optimization rather than injury management. The depth and quality available in every position means Milan are well-equipped to handle the physical demands of their upcoming fixtures while maintaining competitive standards throughout their squad.

Recent Form

WLLDW
W Genoa 1-2 (A)
L Atalanta 2-3 (H)
L Sassuolo 2-0 (A)
D Juventus 0-0 (H)
W Hellas Verona 0-1 (A)

Form Analysis

AC Milan's recent form presents a mixed picture, with the Rossoneri collecting seven points from their last five matches through two victories, one draw, and two defeats. The attacking output has been modest with just five goals across these fixtures, suggesting some struggles in the final third. Their victories came away from home against both Genoa and Hellas Verona, with the latter being a clean sheet success, while they suffered defeats to Atalanta at San Siro and away to Sassuolo.

Defensively, Milan have shown inconsistency, conceding six goals over this period while managing just one clean sheet. The goalless draw against Juventus at home demonstrated their ability to remain solid against top-tier opposition, though they were unable to find the breakthrough themselves. The narrow away victory against Genoa, where they prevailed 2-1, highlighted their capacity to grind out results on the road. However, the home defeat to Atalanta in a high-scoring 3-2 encounter and the disappointing 2-0 loss at Sassuolo reveal defensive vulnerabilities that need addressing. This run suggests a team capable of competing but lacking the consistency required for sustained excellence in Serie A.

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