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Just as it was expected, Ac Milan's final match of this season send an emotional vibe for all Milanisti especially when Pippo Inzaghi netted his team's winning goal against Novara, in a very classic way just like it was simply meant to be. The veteran striker burst through the offside trap, chested Clarence Seedorf pass, rounding the goalie before slamming his shot into Alberto Fontana's net, making the San Siro crowd roars with joy as the fans were dreaming of such an event to occur.

Ac Milan talented youngster, Mattia Valoti, who had a pretty poor injury plagued season, apparently find some joy by the end of season as he is being called up into the Italy u-19 setup along with two other youth players, Rodrigo Ely and also Ricardo Piscitelli. This three players will be used in the Elite round of European under 19 tournament, which sees the Azzurrini facing the likes of Belgium, Spain along with Armenia on Group 7 of the competition. A pretty tough looking drawing indeed for Alberigo Evani's squad, but the three Milan youngsters could very well made their name in the competition.

 In contrast to the departure trend at Ac Milan, veteran defender, Mario Yepes apparently is extending his adventure in the Rossoneri shirt for another year. Although previously being touted as one of those who could be leaving, but a late twist in the camp apparently has allowed the Colombian international to keep playing with the Red and Black squad since there will be many players leaving anyway by the end of this season.

 This season is simply ending in a sad way for Ac Milan as not only they failed to retain their Scudetto title but there will be host of senior players leaving by the end of this season. After Alessandro Nesta confirmed his goodbye, another legend, Gennaro Gattuso, followed his path by confirming that he won't be playing again for the Red and Black squad next season. Speaking to the press after a meeting with Milan's vice president, Adriano Galliani, earlier today, Gattuso revealed that he doesn't feel there will be much space for him again at the club, so the midfielder decided to give space for new players next summer. The former Italian international also hinted at retiring by stating that in one year, he will return to Milanello and discuss a possible position at the club, not as a player of course. This decision comes only a day after Nesta confirmed his farewell via press conference on Wednesday, a pretty fast development indeed at the Rossoneri headquarter.

 Another sad day arrives for Italian football, as one of the best player from the country, Alessandro Nesta has announced his departure from Ac Milan, taking his feet completely out of Serie A. The 36-years-old pretty much confirmed what the papers have been buzzing for the last couple of days, which is deciding to leave the club that he played with for this last 10 years. Speaking at the press conference held in Milan, Nesta revealed that with his age it would be difficult for him to play in the highest football level such as Italian Serie A or Champions League again. The former Lazio player also stated that he already made his decision since February and despite there's already an attempt from Ill Rossoneri to keep him for at least another year, the center back refused to change his decision.

Have been busy with several works lately, so don't really have much time craving up some of my thoughts about AC Milan 's transfer market for the new season (I didn't even made any recap for last season lol ;P) but my work is pretty much football related as well, so at times I just kinda  had enough of it I guess. Okay, straight to the topic that have been roaming down the thoughts of many Ac Milan fans (especially new fans, the 2000 era milanisti that is), I have some stuffs to share about the transfer market that comes from simply my hunch (after years of watching and following the team, you kinda have some ideas about how the management actually works).

When some fans are busy arguing which super stars that they're looking forward to see at Ac Milan , the Ganso mania, the Fabregas, and everything. Personally, I'm more excited with the arrival of Stephan El Shaarawy along with the return of Alberto Paloschi , who both will be joined with Marco Fossati , Simone Calvano , Mattia Valoti and Mattia De Sciglio in the pre-season training that starts on July 12. Those players are the youngsters that I really hope can start showing their talents to Masimiliano Allegri  and forced some good playing time in the upcoming season.

Unlike the much more widely reported England footballers, Italian serie A players haven't had the super wide publication as those fellow sportsman in the Queen Elizabeth's country, especially when it comes to the personal luxury stuffs. Just like other players from outside of Italy, Serie A players also have a luxurious way of living which includes the possession of expensive cars to fill their garage and accompany their daily activities.

Here are some videos of Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Robinho presentation as the new Ac Milan players, this event has just ended few hours ago: posted by Dewa Nugraha

An exciting match about start in a few hour as the Italian Primavera Supercopa match will kick off as the young Ac Milan side will face up against Genoa primavera team to decide the true best team in Italy last season. The match is being staged at Genoa's stadium probably because they were the Primavera league champion while Milan were the Primavera Copa winner.

I've once wrote the fun and advantages that professional football players have when to join clubs that are sponsored by car companies, one of the teams are surely Italian giant, Ac Milan that have been in the ranks of Audi for some time now. Just as it was expected the coolest thing that Ill Rossoneri players get as part of their contract is the choice of riding the awesome Audi types that the club have in store.