Milan and Juventus miss Champions League and reshape squads as Inter stay steady | OneFootball

AC Milan and Juventus have missed out on the Champions League and have launched yet another overhaul to try to close the gap to Inter, the Scudetto holders.

Since 1992, when the competition took its current name, at least one of the two had always been involved, but not this time. L'Équipe notes that this is a historic first and another sign of Italian football’s ill health.

Both clubs fell short on the final day of the league season, with Como and Roma benefiting.

Inter, the Scudetto holders and the third giant of Italian football, remain consistently prominent thanks to a stable sporting policy at all levels.

Milan and Juventus, by contrast, have changed course again this summer, reshaping their structures once more.

Source: L'Équipe

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