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AC Milan

AC Milan

Serie A

Season Statistics

5 MATCHES
PLAYED
Win (60%) Draw (40%) Loss (0%)
5 Played
3 Won
2 Drawn
0 Lost
10 Goals For
4 Goals Against

Team Overview

AC Milan remain one of Italian football's most storied institutions, a club whose identity has long been built on winning mentality and European pedigree. Few clubs in Serie A carry the same weight of expectation, and that history continues to shape how the Rossoneri are judged each season, with anything short of a top-of-the-table push typically viewed as falling below the club's own standards.

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This campaign, under manager Ruben Amorim, Milan have made an encouraging start. Across five Serie A matches, the club remain unbeaten with a record of three wins and two draws, scoring 10 goals while conceding just 4, a goal difference of plus six that points to a team functioning effectively at both ends of the pitch. The form string of WWDDW suggests a side that has combined early momentum with periods of resilience, picking up draws rather than slipping to defeats. Milan have also failed to be shut out in any match so far, scoring in all five outings, while recording two clean sheets, a sign that the defense has held firm on multiple occasions even as the attack has stayed productive.

A closer look at the home and away splits reinforces the sense of a well-rounded team. Milan have won both of their home fixtures without dropping points, while away from home they have gone unbeaten in three matches with one win and two draws. That composure on the road, paired with a perfect home record, reflects a squad capable of grinding out results even when not dominant. With 10 goals scored in just five matches, the attacking output has been a clear strength, and combined with a low number of goals conceded, it paints the picture of a balanced team capable of competing on both sides of the ball as the season progresses.

Squad (31 players)

Goalkeepers (4)

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

Defenders (9)

D. Bartesaghi
#33 D. Bartesaghi
K. De Winter
#5 K. De Winter
S. Bocoum
#13 S. Bocoum
P. Estupiñán
#2 P. Estupiñán
M. Gabbia
#46 M. Gabbia
Mario Gila
#34 Mario Gila
S. Pavlović
#31 S. Pavlović
F. Tomori
#23 F. Tomori
V. Vladimirov
#34 V. Vladimirov

Midfielders (10)

S. Vos
#55 S. Vos
C. Comotto
#28 C. Comotto
A. Jashari
#30 A. Jashari
R. Loftus-Cheek
#8 R. Loftus-Cheek
L. Modrić
#14 L. Modrić
Diego Moreira
#22 Diego Moreira
Y. Musah
#80 Y. Musah
A. Rabiot
#12 A. Rabiot
A. Saelemaekers
#56 A. Saelemaekers
F. Terracciano
#42 F. Terracciano

Attackers (8)

M. Valletta
#25 M. Valletta
E. Borsani
#35 E. Borsani
F. Camarda
#73 F. Camarda
S. Chukwueze
#21 S. Chukwueze
A. Cissè
#70 A. Cissè
O. Hutchinson
#20 O. Hutchinson
C. Pulišić
#11 C. Pulišić
Gonçalo Ramos
#9 Gonçalo Ramos

Player Statistics

2026/27 Season
# Player Pos Rating Apps Goals Assists Mins Tackles Passes
12
A. Rabiot
A. Rabiot
MF 7.0 5 2 2 306 3 209
14
L. Modrić
L. Modrić
MF 7.1 5 0 0 311 4 287
21
S. Chukwueze
S. Chukwueze
MF 7.3 5 0 2 386 7 186
8
R. Loftus-Cheek
R. Loftus-Cheek
FW 6.5 5 0 0 210 1 77
16
M. Maignan
M. Maignan
GK 7.3 5 0 0 450 0 169
9
Gonçalo Ramos
Gonçalo Ramos
FW 6.5 5 1 1 445 6 122
31
S. Pavlović
S. Pavlović
DF 7.3 5 0 1 450 13 374
2
P. Estupiñán
P. Estupiñán
MF 6.8 5 0 0 280 2 167
80
Y. Musah
Y. Musah
MF 6.8 5 0 0 329 3 168
5
K. De Winter
K. De Winter
DF 6.9 5 0 0 450 9 290
34
Mario Gila
Mario Gila
DF 7.2 5 0 0 431 6 332
56
A. Saelemaekers
A. Saelemaekers
FW 7.1 4 0 1 185 9 117
70
A. Cissè
A. Cissè
FW 6.9 4 2 0 231 2 92
30
A. Jashari
A. Jashari
MF 6.7 3 0 0 80 0 68
22
Diego Moreira
Diego Moreira
FW 7.8 3 3 0 127 3 62
33
D. Bartesaghi
D. Bartesaghi
DF 6.8 3 0 0 125 4 56
11
C. Pulišić
C. Pulišić
MF 8.1 2 1 1 114 0 67
46
M. Gabbia
M. Gabbia
DF 6.5 2 0 0 17 1 1
73
F. Camarda
F. Camarda
FW 6.5 2 0 0 13 0 2
42
F. Terracciano
F. Terracciano
DF 6.3 1 0 0 8 0 4
20
O. Hutchinson
O. Hutchinson
FW 6.3 1 0 0 13 0 7

Recent Transfers

2025/26 & 2026/27

Arrivals (50)

O. Hutchinson
From Nottingham Forest
Loan Aug 2026
Diego Moreira
From Strasbourg
Transfer Aug 2026
D. Hodzic
From Orgryte IS
Return from loan Jul 2026
S. Bocoum
From Estac Troyes
Transfer Jul 2026
Mario Gila
From Lazio
Transfer Jul 2026
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Departures (69)

Y. Fofana
To Sevilla
Loan Aug 2026
J. Sardo
To Pescara
Loan Aug 2026
S. Giménez
To FC Porto
Loan Aug 2026
Rafael Leão
To Galatasaray
Transfer Aug 2026
S. Ricci
To Como
Loan Aug 2026
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Injuries & Availability

0 Out 1 Doubtful
M. Gabbia
M. Gabbia Ankle Injury
Doubtful

Impact Analysis

AC Milan's current injury situation is relatively contained, with just one player on the unavailability list, though the uncertainty surrounding him is notable. M. Gabbia, listed with a doubtful status due to an ankle injury, represents the squad's lone concern heading into upcoming fixtures. As a central defender, Gabbia's potential absence would be felt most directly in the backline, an area where continuity and partnerships matter significantly for defensive organization. His doubtful status, rather than a confirmed absence, means the technical staff retains flexibility in team selection, and his situation should be monitored closely as it develops.

In terms of overall squad depth, the limited scale of this injury list is a positive sign for AC Milan. With zero confirmed absences and only a single doubtful case, the club is not currently grappling with the kind of accumulated absences that can destabilize a matchday squad across multiple positions. Should Gabbia be unavailable, the club's other central defensive options would need to step in, and the squad's depth in that area will be tested. However, with the injury situation confined to one player and one position, AC Milan finds itself in a comparatively favorable position compared to clubs dealing with widespread fitness issues, allowing for relatively settled planning on the rest of the pitch.

Recent Form

WLDDW
W Lecce 3-0 (H)
L Benfica 0-2 (H)
D Lazio 2-2 (A)
D Juventus 1-1 (A)
W Venezia 2-0 (H)

Form Analysis

AC Milan's last five matches show an inconsistent pattern, with two wins, two draws, and one loss suggesting a team yet to find sustained momentum. The most recent sequence reads W-L-D-D-W, meaning Milan have not strung together back-to-back victories in this stretch, instead alternating between strong attacking displays and games where they failed to find the net. Offensively, the numbers tell a reasonably positive story: eight goals scored across five matches, including a comfortable 3-0 win over Lecce and a 2-0 victory against Venezia, both coming at home. However, Milan were held scoreless in their 0-2 home loss to Benfica, their only match without a goal in this run, pointing to occasional struggles to break down tougher opposition.

Defensively, the concession of five goals in five games reflects a mixed record rather than consistent solidity. The clean sheets against Lecce and Venezia show defensive organization is achievable, but the two-goal conceding margins against Benfica, Lazio, and Juventus indicate vulnerability against more difficult opponents. Notably, both draws came on the road against Lazio and Juventus, each finishing with Milan conceding at least once, while their two wins came at home against Lecce and Venezia. This suggests home advantage has played a role in their more convincing results during this period.

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