AC Milan Was into the Last 16 As PSG Was Knocked Out

PSG is no longer in the UEFA competition as AC Milan progress to the next stage. It has ignited various bits of gossip about players leaving the group throughout the late spring move window. A loan agreement with PSG may pique the interest of AC Milan. One of the midfielders that Luis Camps, the sports advisor, brought into the club was Renato. Although, Renato Sanches may be left permanently. L’Equipe says that PSG may let go of Sanches and AC Milan have the chance of getting the striker. There is, however, a catch, the Italian team might not be interested in buying the player outright. Milan might be keener for a loan deal instead.

In the competition’s last 16, Milan defeated Spurs 1-0 over two legs to advance to the round of eight alongside Inter and Napoli, as well as holders Real Madrid and Benfica, Manchester City, Chelsea, and Bayern Munich. At UEFA’s headquarters in Nyon, Switzerland, the draw for the quarterfinals and semifinals was held without any restrictions on who could face whom. As a result, it was possible to draw a team from the same Serie A, which was what transpired. The Rossoneri will play at San Siro for the first leg, while the winner of the tie will face the winner of Inter vs. Benfica. Milan and Napoli were the last two balls drawn.

Lassana Coulibaly hit Theo Hernandez in the first half, but referee La Penna didn’t penalize him. It was mainly because the contact was not a major one. Although, after looking the intervention lead to the slowing down of the player’s shot, necessitating a spot kick. Shortly after that, the official who thought Bradaric had fouled Bennacer gave the penalty.

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