GdS: An ‘achievable dream’ – why Cardinale left Italy ‘convinced’ by Scudetto bid
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7-second readBy: Oliver Fisher Gerry Cardinale left San Siro after the derby win over Inter with a distinct feeling: this AC Milan team can challenge for the title.
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Gerry Cardinale left San Siro after the derby win over Inter with a distinct feeling: this AC Milan team can challenge for the title.
Happy as ever about the derby victory, yet still rueful over the defeat to Bologna – a stumble that must not be repeated – La Gazzetta dello Sport (seen below) write that Cardinale departed Italy yesterday, bound for New York, where his family and work await him.
His thoughts however remain firmly fixed on AC Milan and the tasks that lie ahead, with the renewal of Adrien Rabiot’s contract as a short-term priority and the Scudetto as a cherished, long-term dream.
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SempreMilan · rumour · 2026-11-03 09:30 UTC
CM: Cardinale prepares ‘aggressive’ mercato – the targets for each department ↗
By: Oliver Fisher Gerry Cardinale has declared that AC Milan will be active in the winter mercato, but who is on the potential shopping list? Calciomercato.com write that Milan are constantly evolving, with owner Gerry Cardinale fully immer
Milanreports.com · rumour · 2026-11-03 14:49 UTC
Bianchin: Cardinale could have more “surprises” in store for Milan in January transfer window ↗
Italian journalist Luca Bianchin spoke as follows on La Gazzetta dello Sport about AC Milan's transfer plans for the attack: "The striker is a separate matter. In the transfer market, the striker is always a separate matter. Milan invested
SempreMilan · reported · 2026-11-02 09:00 UTC
GdS: An ‘achievable dream’ – why Cardinale left Italy ‘convinced’ by Scudetto bid ↗
By: Oliver Fisher Gerry Cardinale left San Siro after the derby win over Inter with a distinct feeling: this AC Milan team can challenge for the title. Happy as ever about the derby victory, yet still rueful over the defeat
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