AC Milan Ready to Carve New History, Serie A match against Como will be held at Perth

Gilabola.com – AC Milan’s home match against Como in the continuation of Serie A season 2025/2026 is likely to record history as the first European Domestic League match that was held abroad.

This controversial plan began to show concrete progress after the Italian Football Federation (FIGC) gave the green light to move the match venue to Perth, Australia.

The match is scheduled to take place in early February 2026, to coincide with the opening of the Winter Olympiad which will be held at the San Siro Stadium.

Because the pride of the Milan stadium will be used as the location of the opening ceremony, Figc stated in a statement that they gave a positive opinion at the request of the SERIE A relief to move the match to Perth.

However, this decision has not been fully final. FIGC emphasized that the licensing process is still quite complex and requires the approval of several high -level soccer bodies, including Football Australia, UEFA, Asian Football Confederations (AFC), and of course FIFA.

If all of these processes are successfully passed, then European football will open a new sheet that has never happened before, although it will be quite controversial by holding a home game that is far through differences in continents.

Allegri Make sure Maignan survives in Milan

While the news about the Milan match that can be moved to Australia is still warm, one other certainty comes from the back line Rossoneri.

AC Milan head coach, Massimiliano Allegri, stressed that Mike Maignan would stay at the club, even though the French goalkeeper was the target of Chelsea this summer.

Chelsea had been interested in bringing Maignan to Stamford Bridge before the holding of the Club World Cup. The player is said to also open up opportunities to move to the English League.

However, the conversation between the two clubs had a dead end after Chelsea was only willing to pay Rp. 285 billion, while Milan set a minimum tag of Rp 380 billion for the captain.

Although the distance between the two numbers is relatively small, there are no signs that The Blues will increase their offer. With only one year left in his contract at the San Siro, Maignan’s future was a hot topic in the transfer market.

But now, Allegri’s statement clarifies that the 30 -year -old goalkeeper will still be an important part of the Milan squad next season, especially in their ambitions to welcome the season that will be colored by the cross -continental match.