Milan Fans Plan Protest Moves Against Cardinale

A group of Milan fans is preparing to organize a series of protests against the club owner Gerry Cardinale at Times Square in New York, alongside targeting some American media outlets, in a move that reflects the growing anger among Rossoneri supporters.

Italian press reports indicate that Milan fans are experiencing significant frustration after the team's failure to qualify for the Champions League for the second consecutive season, in addition to the current administrative instability the club is facing.

Concerns are growing among the fans as June approaches without a coach, sports director, technical director, or CEO, following the dismissal of Massimiliano Allegri, Igli Tare, Geoffrey Moncada, and Giorgio Furtale the day after the end of the 2025/2026 season.

The same reports clarify that the fans intend to escalate their protests to the United States, where the club owner Gerry Cardinale resides permanently, especially with expectations of significant media interest in America during the summer of the 2026 World Cup.

The plans include purchasing advertising spaces in Times Square to display a protest message with the phrase: 'Save Milan, Cardinale Out,' alongside considering targeting advertising spaces in major American media such as the New York Times and CBS Network.

According to the 'Calcio Mercato' website, this initiative is led by Valle Telesina, who has contacted several organized fan associations, including Curva Sud, AIMC, Old Clan, and Milan Club New York.