| The "Red and Black" from Milano know what Italian football is all about, and they provide it, season after season. No wonder that the team is considered "the Italian League's (Serie A) star" and one of the most important and beloved football clubs in the world. Milan was founded in 1899 and its original name was "the Cricket and Football Club Milan" - since its founder was British who left the United Kingdom and moved to Italy. From the beginning Milan has been an outstanding football team, a team the wins many important titles and grows International football superstar players. During World War II Milan suffered a decline in its status and in the ranks of its victories, but as soon as the war was over, the team returned to itself, to its former name, and to winning titles (such as the League Championship). |
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| Milan's strongest years as Italian League star were under Berlusconi's leadership between 1986-1994. At the time, the team acquired Dutch players such as Frank Rijkaard from Ajax, and formed a base of strong Italian footballers, which eventually led to winning the Italian Championship. In the 2002/2003 season, the team was already taking the Champions League final, after an exciting semi-final against its long-time rival - Inter Milan, finally leading to a victory in the final against Juventus. Since then, Milan has experienced ups and downs, but throughout the years has remained in Serie A (the Italian League), winning the support and love of a huge crowd. Milan's home stadium is called San Siro and is also home to Inter. |
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| Amongst the most known and famous and famous players of Milan throughout history you can Franco Baresi, the team's center back (and captain) who played throughout his football career, Paolo Maldini, Carlo Ancelotti, Gianni Rivera, Giuseppe Meazza and many more great players. Do you also want to see Milan stars on the grass in San Siro, Milan, or in one of their outdoor games, and understand why the whole world is going crazy about them? Get your Milan tickets, now on Doctorticket! |