Former Man City defender Kyle Walker will make his debut for AC Milan in Sunday’s Serie A derby clash with Inter Milan.This according to today’s print edition of Milan-based newspaper Gazzetta

Things are really heating up with AC Milan right now. The mercato is coming to a close, yet there is threat of several movements being made, on the incoming and outgoing front. The past few days

Premier League side Fulham are the latest club to be linked with a move to sign former Tottenham Hotspur right-back Emerson Royal from Milan in January, joining Turkish Super Lig side Galatasaray in

“In the end, there was a little extra adrenaline, I was talking about a game situation with Davide and in ... since his signing from Tottenham Hotspur in August and Calabria now has more ...

Former Man City defender Kyle Walker will make his debut for AC Milan in Sunday’s Serie A derby clash with Inter Milan. This according to today’s print edition of Milan-based newspaper Gazzetta dello Sport,

The drama did not end with the final whistle at the San Siro after AC Milan snatched a late win over Parma on Sunday, but manager Sergio Conceição brushed off his heated clash with Davide Calabria, blaming adrenaline and passion.

England defender Kyle Walker could be forgiven for having some regrets over leaving Manchester City for AC Milan.

Yesterday was one of the most chaotic days in AC Milan’s recent history when it comes to January business, as the management seem to have opted for overhaul.As La Gazzetta dello Sport report this

Conceição stormed onto the pitch to confront Calabria at the final whistle, causing a story which has somewhat divided opinion. The former Porto boss also hauled off Portuguese star Rafael Leão and influential full-back Theo Hernandez at half time, with many criticising the attitude of Milan’s players during the match.

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Conceicao and Calabria nearly came to blows following Milan's win over Parma and had to be held back by players and staff. Ibrahimovic, who now works as an advisor for the club's owners, revealed that the issue had been sorted out and that there was nothing to read to too much into it.