The rich and intense day of international commitments ended with contrasting verdicts for the Rossoneri colours. Yesterday, as many as 8 of the 15 Milan players called up by their respective national teams took the field. After analysing the misfortune of Pervis Estupiñán with Ecuador and the historic qualification for the Euros of the three Rossoneri gems of Italy Under‑21 (Davide Bartesaghi, Alphadjo Cisse and Francesco Camarda), the focus shifts to the last major appointment of the 2026‑2027 Nations League in this autumn break.

On the prestigious pitch of the Stade de France in Paris‑Saint‑Denis the fourth matchday of Group 1 of League A took place. Opposing were France, coached on the bench by Zinédine Zidane, and Belgium, entrusted to the unforgettable former Rossonero Mark van Bommel. A spectacular clash that saw several Milan‑registered players involved on the field and the bench.

France-Belgium 4-1: Zidane turns the tide in the finale with the super reserves

PSG star Désiré Doué, who came on in the 72nd minute for Bradley Barcola, scored the equaliser after just five minutes using an assist from Lucas Da Cunha. In the 81st minute the lead was taken by Rayan Cherki on the suggestion of Michael Olise. The Bayern Munich winger, who entered after an hour of play for Ousmane Dembélé, then completely took over the finale, netting a lethal double between the 88th and 91st minutes for the final 4‑1 result for the Bleus.

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