AC Milan Career

[AdamFox]

My first season as AC Milan’s manager was a success. I won the Serie A title, but there was a downside: I was eliminated from the Coppa Italia right away after losing on penalties to AC Reggiana. It was a huge embarrassment for me.

In the winter I made a few interesting transfers: Marco Pinato (free transfer, AMC), Sergio Canales (€2.4 million, AMC), Robert Lewandowski (€1.6 million, ST), Xaver Schlager (€8.25 million, DM), and Stephan El Shaarawy (free transfer, AM L/C, ST).

 

[AdamFox]

Before the second season, I was excited because I had made some interesting signings and strengthened my squad. The following players joined AC Milan: Andreas Christensen (free transfer, DRC, DM), John Stones (free transfer, DRC, DM), Riccardo Piscitelli (€0.8 million, GK), Alessandro Plizzari (€1.5 million, GK), Fabinho (free transfer, DC, DM, MC), Oleksandr Zinchenko (free transfer, DL, DM), Franck Kessie (free transfer, DM), Bruno Fernandes (€60 million, DM, AMC), and, in the winter transfer window, Nico Paz (€108 million, AM R/C, ST).

The following players left the club: Tommaso Pobega (€7 million), David Odogu (€2.5 million), Youssouf Fofana (€48 million), Koni De Winter (€16.5 million), Davide Bartesaghi (€8 million), Samuele Ricci (€32 million), Ardon Jashari (€10 million), and, during the winter transfer window, Santiago Gimenez (€24 million).

I was full of hope for good results in my second season as AC Milan manager. These were the players available to me:

The club’s finances looked healthy.

This is how my team performed during the 2026/27 season. After a good start, we went through a more difficult period. I should mention that our goalkeeper, Mike Maignan, was injured during that time. As a result, we dropped a lot of points. After that difficult spell, my players started performing well again. In the end, AC Milan finished fourth in the league and qualified for the Champions League.

We finished third in Serie A in terms of expected goals (xG).

Well, it could have been a good season, but in the end it was only an average one.

 

[AdamFox]

Here is how my 2027-28 season went. This was the squad at my disposal:

All matches played by the boys this season:

And the final Serie A table:

I'm moderately satisfied. Inter proved to be too strong. My Champions League campaign was average. I will continue building the squad. AC Milan’s finances are also extremely important to me. Here is what the club's finances look like at the start of the 2028-29 season:

 

[AdamFox]

I won't write much about the 2028/29 season because it was pretty average. True, I qualified for the Champions League, but there were no real successes to speak of. So, let's move straight on to the 2029/30 season, which was a turning point for me. A lot went down.

 

[AdamFox]

In the 2029/30 season, my squad looked like this:

I had several star players at my disposal: David Raya (GK), Marquinhos (D RC, DM), Jan Paul van Hecke (D RC), Abdukodir Khusanov (D RC), Sebastian Cazorla (DM), Joao Neves (DM), Kerim Alajbegovic (AML), Bernardo Silva (AMR), Bruno Fernandes (AMC), and Francesco Camarda (STC). I need to pay special attention to the youngsters: Camarda, Cazorla, and Alajbegovic. They have the potential to become world-class players, but they still need a bit more time.

In Serie A, we won the league with a 7-point lead over Inter. We also lifted the Coppa Italia, winning the final 4-0 against Torino.

In the Champions League, we went far—all the way to the semi-finals, where we bowed out against City.

Unfortunately, we didn't win the Champions League this season, and it's a huge priority for me to turn AC Milan into a leading European powerhouse.

The financial status at the end of the season looks like this: