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There are several issues that AC Milan faced in 2025. However, the biggest may be off the pitch, where the Curva Sud are in the shadows.
Whilst the issues that surround the group are enough in themself, Milan are left with another big issue. Without the Curva, the support drops substantially. There is a noticeable difference in the noise and feeling of San Siro.
In away games, the effects have been seen. Players have run to celebrate with the away fans who have come in their numbers, with their banners and voices in full effect. Ultimately, it is a sign from them that they appreciate the support and perhaps miss it, even.
Curva Sud situation
Bringing the group back into San Siro is not easy, though. In fact, several challenges present themselves. So, a solution needs to be found, and Pietro Mazzara discussed things a little in his editorial for MilanNews.
In Udine, it felt like we were at the real San Siro. No offence to the Friuli fans, but the AC Milan fans have relegated them to the role of extras during the match and beyond. We’re at a crucial moment, when a definitive decision will be made on the issue of organised support at home.
“AC Milan has also been in touch with the relevant authorities over the past week, and the feeling is that the atmosphere is more positive. Some things need to be sorted out, including those nearly 50 kids from the Sud who were blacklisted, but discussions are ongoing there, too.
“Because the club, from the top management (who have taken matters into their own hands) to the team, wants back that hell of Rossoneri love that is San Siro when AC Milan plays. And we too.
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