AC Milan began their preseason with a thrilling 2-2 draw against Celtic in Glasgow. The Rossoneri started strong, dominating possession, but struggled to create clear chances. Celtic capitalized on Milan's mistakes, taking a 2-0 lead through Camilo Duran and James Forrest.

The introduction of substitutes at halftime, including Francesco Camarda, sparked a Milan resurgence. Camarda won and converted a penalty, then scored again to level the match. Despite further changes, Milan continued to push, with Yunus Musah and others creating opportunities.

The match remained open, with both teams trading chances in the final quarter of an hour. While neither side could find a winner, the draw marked an encouraging start to Milan's preseason. The team's ability to come back from two goals down will be a confidence booster ahead of their upcoming friendlies.

Milan's squad depth was on display, with several players making a positive impact off the bench. As the team continues to prepare for the new season, these friendly matches will be crucial in shaping their strategy and lineup.