Milan market, fans’ long-awaited signing in spring

According to the latest rumors, Alexis Saelemaekers&#8217s signature on a contract extension with AC Milan should arrive in the spring. The Belgian is currently tied to the Rossoneri club with an agreement valid until 2027 but there’s the intention to move forward together and there should be no problems in negotiations. The Rossoneri fans have greeted the news with great enthusiasm: on social media a lot of people are already celebrating the deal, d’after all, Alexis Saelemaekers is the protagonist so far of an excellent season under the orders of Massimiliano Allegri, who strongly wanted to keep him after his loan at Roma.

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The Belgian outfielder was also the protagonist of an excellent performance in the last round of the championship against Lazio, proving to be a real thorn in the side for the Biancoceleste defense for long stretches of the match. The match between AC Milan and Lazio was marked by chaos in the final, when VAR called referee Giuseppe Collu back to the monitor to review an alleged hand foul by Strahinja Pavlović on Alessio Romagnoli’s close touch. The referee, after reviewing the action, decided not to award the penalty for a foul on Pavlović but the episode cost Massimiliano Allegri, who had a spat with Collu, dearly.

The sports judge issued disciplinary measures after the 13th day of Serie A and the Rossoneri helmsman was punished with a one-day disqualification and a €10’000.00 fine. Massimiliano Allegri was not the only coach disqualified after the 13th round of the Serie A championship: in fact, the Biancocelesti were also at the expense with the disqualification of Marco Ianni, Maurizio Sarri’s assistant coach. In addition, Kosta Runjaic, who was sent off in the Parma-Udinese final, and Nicola Beati, Hellas Verona’s technical collaborator, were also suspended for a day.

In particular, Allegri was disqualified and fined “for having, at the 52nd minute of the second half, while the match director was preparing to carry out an “on field review,” heading first toward the tunnel of the locker room, as a sign of dissent, and later reaching the referee in the review area, challenged the referee’s decision with intimidating manner; after the notification of the expulsion measure, while leaving the playing area, he assumed a provocative attitude toward a member of the opposing bench.” The Diavolo coach will therefore not be on the bench against Torino where Milan will take on the granata on Monday, Dec. 8 at the Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino.