AC Milan has officially kicked off its new season, but the atmosphere at the club is markedly different from previous years. The team's gathering at Milanello is not just about physical preparation, but a genuine rebuild. According to Peppe Di Stefano, a journalist for Sky Sport, this new season represents a significant turning point for the Rossoneri.

The squad assembled by coach Amorim is only a starting point, far from the final lineup. Di Stefano notes that the focus is more on the club's external dynamics than on-field performances. Players like Bartesaghi, Gabbia, Pavlovic, and Gila are present, but few are expected to secure a starting spot. The midfield and attack are areas of uncertainty, with Nkunku potentially playing a key role.

The real news, however, lies in the club's management. Di Stefano describes this as the true 'year zero' of the Redbird era, marked by a more prominent presence from Gerry Cardinale. The journalist praises Cardinale's proactive approach, stating that he is now the face of AC Milan and will be responsible for this new chapter.

The club's significant investments in the transfer market, including the signings of Ramos and Gila, demonstrate its ambition. These moves send a strong message to competitors in Italy and Europe, showcasing Milan's commitment to returning to the top.