1899 to Present: A Red and Black Time of Glory and Passion: AC Milan
AC Milan Football Club was established on December 16, 1899, and its home stadium is San Siro Stadium. AC Milan is one of the Italian League and even the world's greatest clubs.
Team history:
In 1899, Alfred Edward, an Englishman, founded the "Milan Cricket and Football Club ", the predecessor of AC Milan ". In AC Milan's more than 100 years of history, they have won many championships in major competitions. They are Italy and the world's most glorious club.
Since Berlusconi became the chairman of the club in 1986, the golden age of AC Milan has gradually been established due to the generous purchase of talents. Among them, the most eye-catching are the Dutch "Three Musketeers" -Van Basten, Rijkaard and Gullit. The Three Musketeers, together with the strongest defense line constructed by Baresi and Maldini, formed a super luxury lineup. AC Milan almost won the gold medals in major competitions in the second half of the 80 s. At that time, the AC Milan lineup was almost the Italian national team lineup.
In May 1994, AC Milan won the European Champions Cup and realized the wish of coach Capello for many years. In the 1995-1996 season, the old-fashioned AC Milan once again won the championship. After Capello left, AC Milan lost its former style.
AC Milan is in glory again after Karlo Ancelotti started in charge, and he hopes to recreate the glory of Arigo Saki's "immortal teacher" and Fabio Capello's "undefeated myth. Under the leadership of Ancelotti, the Rossoneri won two Champions League titles and advanced to the finals, semi-finals and 1/4 finals in the other three European competitions.
AC Milan performed extremely well in the 2020/21 season. Ranked second in the league with 79 points, and finally returned to the European arena after seven years. In the 2021 season, he won the Serie A championship again, which is also the 19th Serie A championship won by AC Milan.
Team honor:
· 19 times Italian Football League Championship
· 5 Coppa Italia champions
· 7 Italian Super Cup champions
· 7 European Champions Cup champions
· 2 European Cup Winners' Cup champions
· 5 European Super Cup champions
· 3 Intercontinental Cup/Toyota Cup champions
· 1 World Club Cup champion