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According to their sources, France international Giroud will join the MLS side LAFC on a free transfer in June.

AC Milan star Olivier Giroud signs for LAFC - reports

AC Milan star Olivier Giroud has signed a contract until December 2025 with LAFC, ESPN and transfers guru Fabrizio Romano reported on Wednesday.

According to their sources, France international Giroud will join the MLS side LAFC on a free transfer in June.

AC Milan star Olivier Giroud has signed a contract until December 2025 with LAFC, ESPN and transfers guru Fabrizio Romano reported on Wednesday.
According to their sources, France international Giroud will join the MLS side LAFC on a free transfer in June.
The 37-year-old has scored 15 goals and picked up nine assists in 42 appearances across all competitions this campaign.
The move would see the former Chelsea and Arsenal striker link back up with former teammate Hugo Lloris, who joined LAFC in February.

A message was played to the crowd before kick-off from Ukrainian President Zelensky, who said: "Football is a power that unites people and today we'll see that world united."

WATCH: AC Milan legend Clarence Seedorf rolls back the years with wondergoal in Game4Ukraine

Clarence Seedorf hits wonder goal in Game4Ukraine!

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A message was played to the crowd before kick-off from Ukrainian President Zelensky, who said: "Football is a power that unites people and today we'll see that world united."

Some of the greatest footballers in the modern era took to the pitch at Chelsea's Stamford Bridge on Saturday in a "Game4Ukraine' charity match.
However, the player who stood out with his wonder strike was AC Milan legend Clarence Seedorf.&nbsp;
Mark Noble put Team Zinchenko ahead in the first half only for Clarence Seedorf to level before the break with a turn and powerful shot from outside the penalty area.
A message was played to the crowd before kick-off from Ukrainian President Zelensky, who said: "Football is a power that unites people and today we'll see that world united."
The match - to raise funds for the reconstruction of a school in Ukraine that was hit by missiles following Russia's invasion of the country - ended in a 2-2 draw.
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Former Italy and AC Milan president Silvio Berlusconi passed away at San Raffaele Hospital, where he had been treated for chronic leukaemia.

 Silvio Berlusconi: Former Italy and AC Milan president dies aged 86

Silvio Berlusconi, a former 3-time Italian premier and AC Milan owner, passed away at 86 years of age.

#Berlusconi #ACMilan #Italy

<h2>Former Italy and AC Milan president Silvio Berlusconi passed away at the San Raffaele Hospital, where he was being treated for chronic leukaemia.</h2>

Silvio Berlusconi, former Italy President and football club AC Milan owner, has passed away at 86 years of age. From his grand entrance by helicopter after buying AC Milan to empowering Monza up to Serie A for the first time in its history, Silvio Berlusconi dominated Italian football for decades just like he commanded the show in Italian politics.
Berlusconi, a former three-time Italian premier, died on Monday.
Berlusconi was hospitalized on Friday for the second time in months for treatment of chronic leukaemia. He also suffered over the years from heart ailments and prostate cancer.
Under his ownership, AC Milan won 29 trophies, including eight Serie A titles and five European Cups.
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Inter took a 2-0 lead inside the first 11 minutes and ensured they took a 2-goal advantage to the second leg next week.

UEFA Champions League: Inter gains upper hand in Milan derby with 2-0 triumph

With 80,000 present for one of the most-awaited clashes of the European season, Inter took the lead in just the 8th minute through a superb volley from Edin Dzeko.

#UCL #MilanDerby 

Inter took a 2-0 lead inside the first 11 minutes and ensured they took a 2-goal advantage to the second leg next week.

Inter Milan took control of their Champions League semi-final against city rivals AC Milan, winning the first leg on the Milan derby 2-0 at the San Siro.
With 80,000 present for one of the most-awaited clashes of the European season, Inter took the lead in just the 8th minute through a superb volley from Edin Dzeko.
3 minutes later, Henrikh Mkhitaryan doubled the lead, slotting a shot beyond Mike Maignan in goal.
AC Milan came close in the second half when Sandro Tonali struck the post but Inter managed to keep a clean sheet to take their 2-goal advantage to the second leg at the same venue next week.

Liverpool were made to work hard in their Champions League opener as they came back from behind to beat AC Milan 3-2 in a thriller at the Anfield on Wednesday.&nbsp;
Fikayo Tomori&nbsp;gifted The Reds lead in just the 9th minute with an own goal. But AC Milan stunned Liverpool with 2 first half goals courtesy Ante Rebic and Brahim Diaz.&nbsp;Mohamed Salah then made up for a missed penalty chance and equalised soon after the break.&nbsp;Jordan Henderson then put Jurgen Klopp's&nbsp;men ahead in the 69th minute with his&nbsp;first Champions League goal in 7 years. Liverpool didn't let go of the advantage then and grabbed all 3 points.
Also read:&nbsp;Champions League: Muller &amp; Lewandowski power Bayern Munich to a 3-0 win vs Barcelona

Champions League: Liverpool come from behind to beat AC Milan in a thriller

Liverpool survived AC Milan scare in their opening game of the Champions League as they came back from behind to secure all 3 points.

Liverpool were made to work hard in their Champions League opener as they came back from behind to beat AC Milan 3-2 in a thriller at the Anfield on Wednesday.&nbsp;
Fikayo Tomori&nbsp;gifted The Reds lead in just the 9th minute with an own goal. But AC Milan stunned Liverpool with 2 first half goals courtesy Ante Rebic and Brahim Diaz.&nbsp;Mohamed Salah then made up for a missed penalty chance and equalised soon after the break.&nbsp;Jordan Henderson then put Jurgen Klopp's&nbsp;men ahead in the 69th minute with his&nbsp;first Champions League goal in 7 years. Liverpool didn't let go of the advantage then and grabbed all 3 points.

<ul>
<li>AC Milan stunned Liverpool with 2 first half goals courtesy Rebic&nbsp;&amp; Diaz</li>
<li>Salah made up for a missed penalty and equalised&nbsp;soon after the break</li>
<li>Jordan Henderson scored his&nbsp;first Champions League goal in 7 years</li>
</ul>

Liverpool were made to work hard in their Champions League opener as they came back from behind to beat AC Milan 3-2 in a thriller at the Anfield on Wednesday.&nbsp;
Fikayo Tomori&nbsp;gifted The Reds lead in just the 9th minute with an own goal. But AC Milan stunned Liverpool with 2 first half goals courtesy Ante Rebic and Brahim Diaz.&nbsp;Mohamed Salah then made up for a missed penalty chance and equalised soon after the break.&nbsp;Jordan Henderson then put Jurgen Klopp's&nbsp;men ahead in the 69th minute with his&nbsp;first Champions League goal in 7 years. Liverpool didn't let go of the advantage then and grabbed all 3 points.
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French striker Olivier Giroud&nbsp;has completed his move from Champion League winners Chelsea to AC Milan, the Italian club announced on Saturday. The 34-year-old will be wearing the No. 9 jersey, the club said. However, they did not reveal the duration for which Giroud&nbsp;had joined the Serie&nbsp;A club.&nbsp;Giroud, who was keen to join the Italian club, had earlier turned down a 12-month contract extension with the English club in June.&nbsp;Giroud&nbsp;also thanked his fans and teammates&nbsp;in a post on Twitter. To all the blues, to all my team mates, to all my coaches to the whole club, a huge thank you for the special moments, he wrote.&nbsp;

French footballer Olivier Giroud joins AC Milan

French striker Olivier Giroud&nbsp;has completed his move from Champion League winners Chelsea to AC Milan, the Italian club announced on Saturday.

French footballer Olivier Giroud joins AC Milan from Chelsea Giroud will be wearing the No. 9 jersey: AC Milan Giroud turned down Chelsea's 12-month contract extension offer

The 34-year-old will be wearing the No. 9 jersey, AC Milan said. The club did not reveal the duration for which Giroud&nbsp;had joined the Serie&nbsp;A club.&nbsp;

French striker Olivier Giroud&nbsp;has completed his move from Chelsea to AC Milan, the Italian club announced on Saturday. The 34-year-old will be wearing the No. 9 jersey, the club said. However, they did not reveal the duration for which Giroud&nbsp;had joined the Serie&nbsp;A club.&nbsp; Giroud, who was keen to join the Italian club, had earlier turned down a 12-month contract extension offered by the English club in June.&nbsp; Giroud&nbsp;also thanked his fans and teammates&nbsp;in a post on Twitter. To all the blues, to all my team mates, to all my coaches to the whole club, a huge thank you for the special moments, he wrote.&nbsp;

Inter Milan players celebrated their historic 19th&nbsp;Serie A title with thousands of fans gathered outside the San Siro&nbsp;on Sunday. In the final match of the season, Inter Milan smashed Udinese&nbsp;5-1 with&nbsp;Ashley Young,&nbsp;Christian Eriksen, Lautaro Martinez,&nbsp;Ivan Perisic&nbsp;and&nbsp;Romelu Lukaku. The title win is even more special as it comes after a decade. The win also snapped Juventus' domination in&nbsp;Serie&nbsp;A with 9 straight title wins as the players ensured that they gave their fans a lot to celebrate on Sunday evening.&nbsp;

Inter Milan celebrates 19th Serie A title with fans 

The win also snapped Juventus' domination in&nbsp;Serie&nbsp;A with 9 straight title wins as the players ensured that they gave their fans a lot to celebrate

Inter Milan players celebrated their historic 19th&nbsp;Serie A title with thousands of fans gathered outside the San Siro&nbsp;on Sunday. In the final match of the season, Inter Milan smashed Udinese&nbsp;5-1 with&nbsp;Ashley Young,&nbsp;Christian Eriksen, Lautaro Martinez,&nbsp;Ivan Perisic&nbsp;and&nbsp;Romelu Lukaku. The title win is even more special as it comes after a decade. The win also snapped Juventus' domination in&nbsp;Serie&nbsp;A with 9 straight title wins as the players ensured that they gave their fans a lot to celebrate on Sunday evening.&nbsp;

Zlatan Ibrahimovic signed a new one-year extension with AC Milan that will keep him playing beyond his 40th birthday.&nbsp;Ibrahimovic, who turns 40 in October, returned to the club at the start of last year which signalled a turnaround for Milan as they are currently second in the table and could see Ibrahimovic&nbsp;make a return to the Champions League next season.&nbsp;Milan, a seven-time European champion, has not played in the Champions League since the 2013-14 season but thanks to&nbsp;Ibrahimovic's&nbsp;15 goals in 17 Serie A games this season, a Champions League return is likely.

Almost 40 but Zlatan signs a contract extension with AC Milan

Milan, a seven-time European champion, has not played in the Champions League since the 2013-14 season but thanks to&nbsp;Ibrahimovic's&nbsp;15 goals in 17 Serie A games this season, a Champions League return is likely

Zlatan Ibrahimovic signed a new one-year extension with AC Milan that will keep him playing beyond his 40th birthday.&nbsp;Ibrahimovic, who turns 40 in October, returned to the club at the start of last year which signalled a turnaround for Milan as they are currently second in the table and could see Ibrahimovic&nbsp;make a return to the Champions League next season.&nbsp;Milan, a seven-time European champion, has not played in the Champions League since the 2013-14 season but thanks to&nbsp;Ibrahimovic's&nbsp;15 goals in 17 Serie A games this season, a Champions League return is likely.

Football in European competitions will never be the same again after 12 major clubs including Real Madrid, Barcelona, Manchester United, Arsenal, Liverpool, Chelsea, AC Milan, Inter Milan &amp; Juventus&nbsp;announced a new league on Sunday.
Called the European Super League, the clubs plan to boycott playing in the existing UEFA&nbsp;Champions League and start their own mid-week competition. Apart from playing in their respective domestic leagues, the 12 clubs will play in the new competition starting 2024.
In a joint statement, the consortium named Real Madrid President Florentino Perez&nbsp;Perez as the founding chairman of the proposed league as it aims to provide a larger chunk of money to clubs for development.
Almost 3.5 billion euros is promised to all the 12 clubs who have agreed so far with a few more from Germany &amp; France expected to join. The business model of the new league is fairly simple, the clubs who formed the league want a larger share of broadcast earnings.
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All clubs will get more matches as compared to the original model of the Champions League with a much larger share of the earnings as currently UEFA, the European football authority controls the cash flow.&nbsp;
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The disruption of the current model could undermine the domestic leagues as the stakeholders are worried that it will change the way football is run in Europe but the new consortium wants more financial control and independence. Fans too are not very happy as they feel that the essence &amp; purity of football might get lost when money controls the beautiful game.&nbsp;

European football shaken up, 12 big clubs announce a breakaway Super League 

Real Madrid, Barcelona, Manchester United, Manchester&nbsp;City,&nbsp;Arsenal, Liverpool, Chelsea, AC Milan, Inter Milan &amp; Juventus&nbsp;announced the new Super League on Sunday shaking up the European football landscape&nbsp;

Football in European competitions will never be the same again after 12 major clubs including Real Madrid, Barcelona, Manchester United, Arsenal, Liverpool, Chelsea, AC Milan, Inter Milan &amp; Juventus&nbsp;announced a new league on Sunday.
Called the European Super League, the clubs plan to boycott playing in the existing UEFA&nbsp;Champions League and start their own mid-week competition. Apart from playing in their respective domestic leagues, the 12 clubs will play in the new competition starting 2024.
In a joint statement, the consortium named Real Madrid President Florentino Perez&nbsp;Perez as the founding chairman of the proposed league as it aims to provide a larger chunk of money to clubs for development.
Almost 3.5 billion euros is promised to all the 12 clubs who have agreed so far with a few more from Germany &amp; France expected to join. The business model of the new league is fairly simple, the clubs who formed the league want a larger share of broadcast earnings.
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All clubs will get more matches as compared to the original model of the Champions League with a much larger share of the earnings as currently UEFA, the European football authority controls the cash flow.&nbsp;
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The disruption of the current model could undermine the domestic leagues as the stakeholders are worried that it will change the way football is run in Europe but the new consortium wants more financial control and independence. Fans too are not very happy as they feel that the essence &amp; purity of football might get lost when money controls the beautiful game.&nbsp;

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