2025/26 GETS UNDERWAY ON MONDAY
At 13:00 CEST, we then move to Casa Milan for Massimiliano Allegri's presentation press conference before returning to Milanello. At 18:00 CEST, fans watch the team train in an open session. For those who wish to attend the session in person, there are two options for carparks in the local area: P1 is close to the left-hand turn for the sports centre, while P2 is located at the Palasport on Via Leopardi (CLICK HERE for a map of the carparks)
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The Club also wishes for those who are unable to attend the session in person to be able to watch the day's action live. As such, the following events will have live coverage on our channels:
13:00 CEST: head coach Massimiliano Allegri's press conference will be available on Milan TV, the Official AC Milan App, and our YouTube channel.
From 17:30 CEST: Romina Minadeo and Mauro Sumo, with the support of Milan TV's journalists, will talk you through the evening session at Milanello, also on our TV channel, the App and YouTube, with exclusive footage and first impressions.
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