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AC Milan

AC Milan

Serie A

Season Statistics

36 MATCHES
PLAYED
Win (53%) Draw (28%) Loss (19%)
36 Played
19 Won
10 Drawn
7 Lost
50 Goals For
32 Goals Against

Team Overview

AC Milan stands as one of Italian football's most decorated institutions, with a rich heritage built on tactical sophistication and European excellence. The Rossoneri have traditionally been synonymous with Serie A success and continental glory, establishing themselves as a benchmark for Italian clubs through decades of sustained achievement. Their footballing philosophy has long emphasized technical quality, defensive solidity, and the ability to perform on the biggest stages.

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Under Massimiliano Allegri's guidance, Milan have compiled a respectable campaign in Serie A with 19 wins, 10 draws, and 7 losses across 36 matches. Their record of 50 goals scored against 32 conceded reflects a well-balanced approach, while their goal difference of +18 demonstrates consistent quality throughout the season. Particularly impressive has been their defensive organization, evidenced by 15 clean sheets, which aligns with the club's traditional emphasis on defensive discipline. The team has shown notable reliability in front of goal, failing to score in just 7 of their 36 league outings.

Milan's current form reveals a team capable of both dominant spells and challenging periods, with their recent sequence showing the typical fluctuations of a competitive Serie A campaign. Intriguingly, their away record of 10 wins from 18 matches actually surpasses their home performance of 9 victories, suggesting adaptability and mental strength when playing away from San Siro. This away resilience has been a defining characteristic of their season, demonstrating the squad's ability to maintain their tactical structure and competitive edge regardless of venue. The statistics paint a picture of a solid, defensively-minded outfit that picks their moments to attack with precision.

Squad (27 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)

Z. Athekame
#24 Z. Athekame
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

Midfielders (9)

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

Attackers (7)

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
C. Pulišić
#11 C. Pulišić

Player Statistics

2025/26 Season
# Player Pos Rating Apps Goals Assists Mins Tackles Passes
16
M. Maignan
M. Maignan
GK 7.2 35 0 0 3116 0 1031
56
A. Saelemaekers
A. Saelemaekers
MF 7.2 34 2 3 2708 71 1289
14
L. Modrić
L. Modrić
MF 7.6 33 2 3 2793 49 2197
31
S. Pavlović
S. Pavlović
DF 7.1 32 5 1 2690 50 1750
19
Y. Fofana
Y. Fofana
MF 6.6 31 2 3 2081 39 774
23
F. Tomori
F. Tomori
DF 6.9 31 0 2 2426 64 1502
4
S. Ricci
S. Ricci
MF 6.9 30 1 4 1283 16 642
18
C. Nkunku
C. Nkunku
FW 6.7 30 6 3 1240 5 310
33
D. Bartesaghi
D. Bartesaghi
DF 6.9 29 2 0 2262 45 1007
10
Rafael Leão
Rafael Leão
FW 6.9 28 9 3 1837 6 573
11
C. Pulišić
C. Pulišić
FW 7.0 28 8 3 1553 14 643
46
M. Gabbia
M. Gabbia
DF 7.0 28 0 0 2351 20 1418
12
A. Rabiot
A. Rabiot
FW 7.3 27 6 4 2370 54 1241
8
R. Loftus-Cheek
R. Loftus-Cheek
MF 6.6 27 3 1 1133 13 399
5
K. De Winter
K. De Winter
DF 6.9 25 1 1 1791 28 1258
24
Z. Athekame
Z. Athekame
DF 6.7 25 1 2 731 11 316
2
P. Estupiñán
P. Estupiñán
MF 6.7 19 1 1 1046 15 527
9
N. Füllkrug
N. Füllkrug
FW 6.5 18 1 0 596 1 155
7
S. Giménez
S. Giménez
FW 6.5 14 0 0 783 7 118
30
A. Jashari
A. Jashari
MF 6.7 12 0 1 559 13 382
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

4 Out 0 Doubtful
C. Pulisic
C. Pulisic Muscle Injury
Out
L. Modric
L. Modric Broken cheekbone
Out
F. Tomori
F. Tomori Red Card
Out
S. Ricci
S. Ricci Ankle Injury
Out

Impact Analysis

AC Milan face a significant personnel crisis with four key players unavailable, creating tactical headaches across multiple areas of the pitch. The absence of Christian Pulisic due to a muscle injury represents a major blow to their attacking options, removing one of their most dynamic wide players who provides pace and creativity in the final third. Equally concerning is the loss of Fikayo Tomori through suspension following his red card, which weakens their central defensive options at a crucial time when defensive solidity will be essential.

The injury list extends to Luka Modric's broken cheekbone and Samuele Ricci's ankle problem, further depleting their midfield resources and limiting tactical flexibility. With four players spanning defense, midfield, and attack all unavailable, Milan's squad depth will be severely tested. The combination of these absences forces potential positional reshuffles and may require less experienced players to step into prominent roles. The variety of positions affected means the coaching staff cannot simply rotate within one area of the team, instead needing to find solutions across the entire formation. This level of disruption could significantly impact both their tactical approach and overall team chemistry, making squad rotation and tactical adaptability more crucial than ever.

Recent Form

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

Form Analysis

AC Milan's recent form presents a concerning picture, with the Rossoneri managing just one victory from their last five outings while suffering three defeats and one draw. This disappointing run has yielded only three goals scored against eight conceded, highlighting significant issues at both ends of the pitch that will worry supporters and management alike.

The attacking struggles are particularly evident, with Milan failing to find the net in three of these five matches, including draws and defeats where their lack of cutting edge proved costly. Their solitary away victory against Hellas Verona, secured by a single goal, represents their only bright spot in an otherwise troubling sequence. Defensively, the statistics paint an equally worrying picture, with clean sheets proving elusive and the team conceding multiple goals in several matches, including a heavy defeat to Udinese at home. The quality of opposition faced has been mixed, ranging from encounters with title contenders to mid-table sides, suggesting these struggles cannot be attributed solely to a particularly challenging fixture list. Perhaps most concerning is their home form during this period, where they have failed to capitalize on familiar surroundings, dropping points against various levels of opposition and demonstrating a lack of consistency that undermines their ambitions.

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