Monza, Galliani at San Siro: "No comeback, just a fan" | OneFootball

Last Sunday, Adriano Galliani watched Milan-Bologna from the stands at San Siro, making AC Milan fans dream of the possible return of the former CEO to the club.

Monza, Galliani at San Siro for Milan-Bologna: “No return, I'm just a fan”

Intercepted by Agi, Galliani immediately clarified the situation: “Nothing true. I am a Milan fan, 31 years with Milan: I came to San Siro to be a Milan fan and cheer for my favorite team. I've always done that over the years.”

The memory of the sale and love for Milan

The former executive recalled the sale of the club alongside Silvio Berlusconi in 2017: “Eight years have passed. I have always continued to follow Milan, as much as possible with Monza's matches. It's not like I just came on Sunday night and that's it... So nothing, go Milan.”

Galliani thus confirmed that his presence at San Siro was solely as a fan, without any intention of rejoining the club, contrary to what rumors in recent weeks had suggested.

Luka Modric lit up the evening. At 40 years old, the Croatian scored the decisive goal, leaving everyone speechless. Galliani did not hide his admiration: “Modric is a superstar. On Sunday, I was sitting next to our coach Gattuso and other former Milan players like Ambrosini, and I told them he is a professor like Pirlo: one of those players who alone is worth the ticket price.”

Galliani's comment highlights the enthusiasm for the Croatian's technical skills and the continuity of his passion for Milan, confirming his role as a historic and passionate fan of the club.

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