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Antonio Vitiello wrote that the following day 77,000 spectators were expected at San Siro for Milan-Inter, surpassing attendance records of the past eight years thanks to the full opening of the third tier. He added that, on the occasion of the derby, the stadium would pay tribute to Kaká for his induction into the Hall of Fame. #SanSiro #Milan #Inter (translated)

Cardinale stated to the Gazzetta that he has full confidence in Ruben Amorim and ruled out that he was in danger. He added that he would remain by his side, that he would not repeat the mistakes of the past years, and that it was he who chose him as a coach. #Calcio #Fiducia #Tecnico (translated)

Cardinale stated to the Gazzetta that in January the club would remain aggressive and opportunistic in the market and would continue to strengthen the bench. He added that he wanted to further improve the squad, as he had not been able to do everything he wanted in the summer. #calcio #mercato #sport (translated)

Antonio Vitiello wrote that Amorim said he was satisfied with Bartesaghi's performance, praising his offensive contribution and the quality of his crosses, but adding that he needed to improve defensively. He reported that Amorim said he was very happy for him. #Calcio #Sport #GiovaniTalenti (translated)

Antonio Vitiello wrote that Milan had reacted well despite the numerous absences and had obtained three important points in Udine. He praised Bartesaghi's performance and that of Modric, described as splendid, and indicated Pulisic and Hutchinson as decisive. #Milan #SerieA #Calcio (translated)

Antonio Vitiello reported a statement from AC Milan stating that Mike Maignan had been the target of serious racist insults on social media after the previous day's match against Bournemouth. The club condemned all forms of racism and discrimination, expressed solidarity and support for the player, and reaffirmed its commitment to respect, inclusion, and equality. In the statement, AC Milan also urged fans and the Italian football movement to unite and aim for victory with dignity and mutual respect. #Milan #StopRazzismo #Inclusione (translated)

Antonio Vitiello reported that Mike Maignan explained on social media that his gesture was not intentional: like other goalkeepers, he had tried to make some space in his area. Maignan added that the episode had given a bad image, especially to young viewers, and that the club, the staff, and his teammates knew his character, his intentions, and his attitude as captain. He also wrote that giving up was not part of his way of being and that he was used to the interpretations of certain people and certain media. #Maignan #Calcio #Sport (translated)

Antonio Vitiello reported that Milan had expressed support for the fans in their protest against ticket prices for away matches. In the statement, the club said it understood the supporters' frustration, who had announced a boycott of the upcoming match against Udinese, and supported their position. It also stated that it would commit to introducing a cap on away ticket prices at the league level. #Milan #tifosi #biglietti (translated)

Antonio Vitiello reported that Milan had a day off and would train the following day at 11:15, before departing for England at 16:30. He added that a press conference with Amorim and Loftus-Cheek was scheduled for 19:15 and that a significant turnover was expected for the Europa League match against Bournemouth. #Bournemouth #Milan #EuropaLeague #calcio (translated)

Antonio Vitiello reported that Amorim defended Estupinian, stating that even in other clubs, fans might not appreciate certain players. He said it was necessary to help both the player and the fans get to know him better. Amorim added that, at the end of the transfer window, several clubs were interested in Estupinian, but he had turned down the offers and took responsibility for the decision. #Calcio #Tifosi #Estupinan (translated)

Antonio Vitiello wrote that Milan had played perfectly until the score was 3-0, but after the substitutions, they risked compromising the result. He deemed the victory against Atalanta very important, which he described as a particularly tough opponent. #Milan #SerieA #Calcio (translated)

Antonio Vitiello reported that Amorim explained that he did not want to deploy Cisse solely because of the good performance in the last match, as each opponent was different. He added that the player was not used to playing two closely spaced matches and that he should be ready to come in if necessary. #Calcio #Sport #SerieA (translated)

Antonio Vitiello reported that Milan had just landed in Malpensa and that they would not train that day. The resumption was scheduled for the following morning, with mandatory withdrawal from 10:00 PM. According to Vitiello, the team would have only one day to prepare for the match against Atalanta, scheduled for Sunday evening at San Siro. #Milan #Atalanta #SerieA (translated)

Antonio Vitiello defined a special evening for Alpha when Cisse, at the age of 19 years and 358 days, became the youngest Italian player in the history of the major European competitions to score at least three goals in a match, according to Opta. #Cisse #Calcio #Sport (translated)

Antonio Vitiello reported, citing Opta, that Alphadjo Cisse, with goals scored in the 15th and 32nd minutes, became, at 19 years and 358 days old, the youngest player in the history of Milan to score more than one goal in a match in one of the major European competitions. #Milan #Cisse #Record (translated)