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• AC Milan’s Champions League qualification demands squad overhaul, says Di Stefano

  Sky Italia correspondent Peppe Di Stefano warns that AC Milan must aggressively bolster their squad depth with international pedigree like Leon Goretzka to compete in next season’s Champions League. ​AC Milan must significantly expand their squad depth and quality if they secure Champions League qualification, according to Sky Italia’s Peppe Di Stefano. With the Rossoneri currently second in Serie A, Di Stefano argues that the current roster requires “higher-caliber alternatives” to compete on multiple fronts. He specifically identified Bayern Munich’s Leon Goretzka as the type of physical, experienced midfielder Massimiliano Allegri’s side needs to bridge the gap with Europe’s elite. ​Beyond the midfield, Di Stefano suggested a “revolution in attack” could be on the horizon, casting doubt on the long-term futures of stars like Rafael Leão and Christian Pulisic. While homegrown talents have stepped up this season, he insists that a successful European campaign demands “international talent like the Modrićs, Rabiots, and Maignans.” As transfer directors Igli Tare and Geoffrey Moncada evaluate their options, Di Stefano believes targets like Manchester City’s Manuel Akanji should also be prioritized.

• Football icon bonked 18 women to put smile back on face after failed transfer

  Brazilian football icon Adriano reportedly spent £13,000 on 18 adult workers in 2015 to console himself after a lucrative move to French side Le Havre collapsed at the final hour.

  ​Former Inter Milan striker Adriano made headlines following a 2015 incident where he spent R$60,000 to cheer himself up.

  The “Emperor” had been set to sign for Ligue 1 club Le Havre, but the deal vanished after a takeover bid failed.

  Devastated, he allegedly flew to Rio de Janeiro and hosted an extravagant private party for 18 women at a local motel.

  ​The story highlights the turbulent personal life that overshadowed Adriano’s immense talent.

  Despite winning four Serie A titles and the 2004 Copa America Golden Boot, his career faded prematurely. Recalling his peak years, Kaka noted his physical dominance, yet off-field struggles remained constant.

  Fans still wonder what might have been, as the star’s wild lifestyle became as famous as his powerful left foot.

• “You are an idiot! A child who became a coach yesterday!” Massimiliano Allegri hit out at Cesc Fabregas

  AC Milan manager Massimiliano Allegri launched a scathing verbal attack on Como coach Cesc Fabregas after a controversial 1-1 draw on Wednesday night.

  ​The tension erupted when Fabregas physically pulled back Milan’s Alexis Saelemaekers from the touchline to thwart a counter-attack.

  Allegri, incensed by the interference, was sent off during the ensuing melee.

  Post-match, the Milan boss reportedly branded Fabregas an “idiot” and a “child,” later fuming, “In that case next time I see someone run past me, I’ll just go into a sliding tackle.”

  ​Fabregas quickly issued an apology for his unsporting behavior, admitting the provocation was a mistake.

  “I apologise, it was just a little touch and Allegri’s response was exaggerated, but I admit I shouldn’t have done it,” the Spaniard confessed.

  The result leaves Milan trailing rivals Inter by seven points in the title race, while Como moves into a surprising sixth place.

• Cesc Fabregas tells Alvaro Morata to find another sport after bizarre moment in defeat

  Cesc Fabregas heavily criticized Alvaro Morata’s discipline after the striker received two yellow cards in a minute during Como’s 2-1 loss to Fiorentina.

  ​Como manager Cesc Fabregas pulled no punches following Alvaro Morata’s dismissal in Saturday’s 2-1 defeat to Fiorentina.

  The veteran striker, on loan from AC Milan, received two bookings within sixty seconds for dissent.

  Fabregas was livid with the experienced forward’s lack of composure during the crucial Serie A clash, which left the seventh-placed side unable to find a late equalizer against their relegation-threatened opponents.

  ​The Spaniard suggested Morata’s attitude was unacceptable for a player of his stature. “Provocation is part of football,” he told DAZN.

  “Those who can’t live with it should change careers. I expect much more from an experienced player like him.”

  With only one goal this season, Morata’s future at the club remains uncertain as Fabregas demands higher motivation and energy from his squad.

• Man Utd dressing room stance on new Harry Maguire contract emerges – ‘Madness’

  Manchester United players are reportedly urging the club to hand Harry Maguire a new contract, calling a potential exit “madness” as he enters the final months of his current deal.

  The majority of Manchester United’s squad reportedly believe it would be “madness” not to offer Harry Maguire a new contract.

  The 32-year-old defender has revitalized his career under interim manager Michael Carrick and is highly valued for mentoring younger talents like Leny Yoro.

  With his current deal expiring this June, teammates are urging the club to reward his leadership and recent form.

  United may propose a reduced base salary of £190,000-a-week, shifted toward performance-based incentives.

  However, Maguire holds significant leverage as he enters the final months of his contract, allowing him to discuss free transfers with overseas suitors.

  Clubs in Italy and Turkey, including AC Milan, are reportedly monitoring the situation as the veteran defender weighs his future at Old Trafford

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