AC Milan's fans, particularly those from the Curva Sud Milano group, are discussing the recent decision by the Questura to ban symbols linked to the old Curva Sud Milano in the context of ongoing judicial proceedings. Alessandro Jacobone, a well-known figure close to the club, has intervened directly through his X profile to launch a reflection and a formal appeal to institutions and the society. Jacobone's main goal is to find an institutional compromise that can safeguard a historic and priceless sports symbol for all Milan fans, separating it clearly from unhealthy dynamics outside the sport's values.

The appeal for the return of the historic banner to San Siro focuses on the '6 Baresi' band, dedicated to the late Franco Baresi, whose recent passing has left a deep impact on the football world. Jacobone emphasizes that this band merits a different treatment, considering its symbolic value and the recent tribute to the legendary captain.

Jacobone's message to the institutions and AC Milan is a call to find a solution to bring back the '6 BARESI' banner to San Siro. He believes this symbol embodies the values of loyalty and friendship that Baresi represented throughout his life and career.

In his appeal, Jacobone acknowledges the Questura's decision to ban symbols linked to the old Curva Sud Milano, but he emphasizes the importance of finding a common solution to return the '6 BARESI' banner to San Siro. He believes this would be a strong antidote to any form of unhealthy behavior.