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AC Milan fans plan to leave the stands in protest after 15 minutes of the final match against relegated Monza, blaming ownership and poor season results.
AC Milan fans are preparing another major protest to express their deep frustration with the club's leadership and the team's performances this season. Their latest act of disapproval will take place during the final Serie A match of the season against Monza.
In what they’ve described as a symbolic gesture of abandonment, Milan ultras will leave the stands after the 15th minute of the match. Their message is clear: "Leave the management and the players alone with their shame."
The Rossoneri have endured a disappointing campaign, falling short of expectations in both domestic and European competitions. The dissatisfaction has been brewing for months and is now being directed at all levels of the club's hierarchy.
At the heart of the supporters’ anger is club owner Gerry Cardinale, who has been repeatedly urged by fan groups to sell the club. The criticism extends to the club directors and players as well, all of whom are being held accountable for what fans consider a failed season.
Monza, Milan’s final opponent, has already been relegated to Serie B, making the match itself largely meaningless in terms of competition—but highly symbolic for the Rossoneri faithful.