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AC Milan's personnel are not available, investors' financial resources can't keep up, there is no excellent foreign aid, and the overall tacit understanding of the team is relatively low, which led to the decline of AC Milan. The last time they won the Champions League was in the 2006-2007 season. It's been 17 years.

I think it may be because AC Milan's decision-makers are focusing on other things, and they are less focused on AC Milan, which also makes their decision-making mistakes, causing AC Milan to gradually decline; 2007 was the last time they won the championship.

Because the amount of investment in AC Milan has been declining, it has led to a lot of contradictions within the team, and there will be a decline. They last won the Champions League on 26 November 2013.

The decline of Serie A is directly related to the ** door incident.

Ruthlessly and unjustly sold Gurlit.

The strongest era of AC Milan was 2002-2006 when Carlo Ancelotti was coached!

AC Milan have enjoyed rapid success under Carlo Ancelotti, winning two Champions League titles and one runners-up finish in the Champions League in 2007, as well as one league title and one Coppa Italia title at home.

On November 7, 2001, Carlo Ancelotti became the new coach of AC Milan, and then the team introduced Rivaldo, Tomasson, Nesta and other players in the summer of 2002. Carlo Ancelotti's transformation of former Inter Milan player Andrea Pirlo into a midfielder was a surprising result, when AC Milan had four No.10s of Rui Costa, Rivaldo, Seedorf and Pirlo, for which Ancelotti created a Christmas tree formation (4321). However, when Shevchenko, the team's number one star, returned, the club's president Silvio Berlusconi demanded that a double striker be fielded, and the chairman's interference in the manager's work became a feature of AC Milan's Ancelotti era.

In 2003, AC Milan focused on Europe, and although the domestic league fell behind Juventus and Inter Milan, the team defeated two opponents in quick succession to win the European Cup.

In the summer of 2003, Brazilian prodigy Kaka arrived at Milan from Sao Paulo for 8.5 million euros, and Kaka's performances surprised most people, and he quickly pushed Rivaldo to the bench and became an absolute mainstay in the team. Roma have been in excellent form this season, with AC Milan falling behind and losing to Boca Juniors in the Toyota Cup. However, after entering 2004, the team's advantage in the number of soldiers began to be reflected, and finally defeated Roma to win the league title.

In the Champions League, the team also went all the way, and swept Deportivo La Coruna 4:1 in the first leg of the quarterfinals, but was surprisingly eliminated 0:4 in the second leg.

In the 2004-05 season, AC Milan added excellent players such as Crespo and Stam to the original foundation, and the team also won consecutive games in Serie A and the Champions League. However, the team's over-reliance on key players began to come to light in the second half of the season, with a 1-0 home defeat to Juventus in Serie A and a 3-3 win in the Champions League final

0 lead in a good situation was miraculously reversed by Liverpool. AC Milan, who were aiming for a double, finished as runners-up in just two places.

In the 2005-06 season, after the introduction of strikers such as Gilardino and Vieri, AC Milan had one of the top strikers in Europe, and the team scored more than 100 goals throughout the season. Despite the team's attacking power, there has been no competition for the more consistent Juventus in Serie A. In the Champions League, AC Milan remained competitive and were considered favourites to win the title, but won 0:0 in the semi-finals

1 defeat to Barcelona.

One of the key questions about how strong Milan was at its peak was was what it meant to be Milan at its peak.

Milan's strength is manifested in two aspects, on the one hand, the civil war, and on the other hand, the foreign war.

In terms of civil war, Milan created a miracle of 58 games unbeaten. It doesn't make much sense to simply say that 58 games are unbeaten, because many teams in Europe have created unbeaten miracles, but why is Milan's unbeaten run so memorable? Mainly because of the strength of the opponent.

Milan was known as the Little World Cup at that time, and who were the top seven in Serie A (the wide-angle lens didn't like the saying of the Seven Sisters)? Milan's 58-game unbeaten run began on May 26, 1991 and ended on March 21, 1993, with the 1991-1992 season unbeaten, so the wide-angle lens here selects the lineup of Milan's opponents in the 1991-1992 season

Juventus: Peruzzi, Coral Coral, Julio Cesar, Conte, Reut, Ro Baggio, Schillacci, Casiracchi, Di Canio.

Fiorentina: Mazinho, Dunga, Batistuta (Laudrup and Effenberg joined after one season).

Inter: Bremmer, Bergomi, Dino Baggio, Mateus, Klinsmann, Del Vecchio.

Parma: Tafarel, Brolin, Merry.

Sampdoria: Pagliuca, Verjovod, Lombardo, Vialli, Mancini.

Naples: Blanco, Ferrara, Cannavaro, Zola, Carreca.

In addition to Parma's slightly weak strength, several other teams have the strength to win the championship, the state of Serie A at that time was more complicated than Chelsea, Arsenal, Manchester United, Manchester City, Liverpool when they were fighting, but in this case, Milan created a miracle of 58 unbeaten games, which can be called the invincible king of Serie A at that time.

In terms of foreign wars, Milan has reached 5 finals in the past 7 years, won the cup 3 times, and if it were not for the Marseille bribery case, Milan might have more trophies. In the past 7 years, Milan was also banned by UEFA because of the boycott incident, Sampdoria reached the final, lost to Barcelona, and in fact Sampdoria at that time really did not represent the highest level of Serie A, a familiar scene is the 93-94 season, Milan, which was absent from many big players, defeated Barcelona 4-0 with Coman, Guardiola, Stoichkov and Romario. Don't forget that Milan's defending Champions Cup is a real Champions Cup, not the Champions League.

Therefore, when asked which is more powerful, Milan or Barcelona, the wide-angle lens thinks that there is no comparison, if Barcelona also have so many strong opponents in the league, can they still be so comfortable in the Champions League?

Some fans may say that Milan fans should not dwell on the glory of the past. So the wide-angle lens says that any club has its ups and downs, and whether you like Real Madrid or Barcelona, which are now powerful, there are always moments to look back on. A team with a history is one who deserves respect.

With a glorious history of 116 years, AC Milan is the world's top football club with the most continental titles, and in the late 80s and early 90s, when Milan's anthem, Milan, Milan, resounded at the San Siro and resounded throughout Europe.