Let s talk about the next captain of Milan!

It's got to be an Ann This is a tradition in Milan, the longest time in the team is the captain, and Ambu is still a player who has been cultivated by Ami himself, Kaka also has a lot of hope, but now is not the time, he may be the second or third captain, and Reno is also a hot choice, his momentum is good, but sometimes too excited. Of course, the biggest candidate is still the horse team This year's Champions League elimination caused the horse team to probably have to work for another year He also wants to have a happy ending, if it really comes for another year, it will be a good thing for Ami and even fans around the world.

Kaka, Pirlo, Gattuso.

Kaka, Pirlo, Gattusosidov.

Ambu!In terms of seniority, he is the only one.

Ambrosini must have been, and while Kaka played well, the captain was more about the spiritual leader. Kaka is still a little younger, haha. But I love Kaka.

Ambrosini, Pirlo, and Gattuso are the most promising, and if you decide whether to transfer or not, in order of hope, the most promising is Gattuso, followed by Pirlo, and then Ambrosini.

First Ambrosini, then Gattuso, Pirlo, Nesta.

Captain, you have to find someone with the temperament of a leader, and I choose Gattuso.

It's Pirlo !!

Kaka won't!Gattuso does not fit Milan's "identity", Ambu is old and can't always be on the field, and Nesta should think about it.

Gattuso, I don't think he will go, there are too many rumors in the rivers and lakes, although this does not seem to be groundless, but most of the rumors will not come true, a few years ago, the horse team left Milan to go to Real Madrid was once very popular, but didn't it go either?

The order is as follows: first Ambrosini who is now captain in the absence of Maldini.

After that it may be produced between Kaka or Gattuso.

If Gattuso doesn't turn away, he's the player with the best attendance percentage, and traditionally it should be Gattuso, but Kaka is very capable and is now Milan's flag player, and it's likely to break the convention of deciding captains by the number of appearances.

It won't be Kaka, because Milan's traditional captain won't be a foreigner, it could be Ambrosini, Pirlo, Gattuso.

Anbu is the most ideal candidate, but Anbu has not performed very well in recent years.

Pirlo can too, after all, he is a midfield conductor, but don't forget that Pirlo is not from Milan's youth camp, but from Inter.

Gattuso is also an outsider, but he has made a name for himself in Milan, and recently there was news that he is leaving Milan.

So it's hard to say who it is, depending on what Lao Bei means.

Kaka is preferred, followed by Pirlo or Jiatuzo.

Maldini retired, and if Gattuso left again, Ambrosini would definitely be the captain! If Anbu doesn't play, then the captain is likely to be Kaka

Ka Ka is still a little younger, although his strength is good, he must look for an old man with authority.

Maldini is about to retire, maybe this year, then in terms of strength and age in AC Milan, the next captain may be between Kaka and Pirlo.

1. Milan is the abbreviation of AC Milan Football Club, and by 2017, AC Milan has won 7 Champions League titles, 18 Serie A titles, and is the team with the most Intercontinental Cup wins in the world. The current captain is Ricardo Montolivo.

2. Ricardo Montolivo, born on January 18, 1985, is an Italian footballer, playing as a central midfielder, and currently plays for AC Milan Football Club in Serie A. He was runner-up in Euro 2012.

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Analysis: The first post-war captain: Pricelli.

Second captain of the glorious beginning: Littleholmd (1949-1959).

Cesar. Maldini (1959-65): After Lidholm's departure in 1959, he took over as captain and led Milan to the 1961-62 Championship at the Lianbi Tour.

An iconic figure of Milan in the 60s-70s: Rivera.

Mardera : During the period when Rivera left AC Milan and Baresi became the flag of Milan, he was the temporary captain of AC Milan during that period. With Milan winning their 10th league title, of course, there were times in the second division.

The world's most outstanding free centre-back in the 80s: Baresi.

Dedicating everything to AC Milan Baresi's 19 years with AC Milan has been a time of lots of joy, but also a lot of sorrow. In total, Baresi played 716 official matches for AC Milan, including 470 in the First Division, 61 in the Second Division, 97 in the Coppa Italia, 50 in the Italian Championship, 19 in the UEFA Cup, 6 in the UEFA Super Cup, 4 in the Toyota Cup, 3 in the Mitropa Cup, 5 in the Italian Super Cup and one in the UEFA Cup play-offs.

After Baresi retired in 1997 as a standard-bearer for AC Milan, Paulo. Maldini.

After Baresi's retirement in 1997, Maldini became a true captain on the field, but Milan fell into the slump. No matter how hard Maldini tries, he is still far from the honor of Baresi as captain, and it is still a long way from Milan's "golden boy" Rivera. Even if he keeps breaking the Italian national team appearance record.

Participation in the Milan derby record. The Serie A player has made the most appearances, but they still can't break the shackles of fate, and Milan is still remembered as the Baresi dynasty, a great and legendary fantasy team.

Vice: Albertini.

Name. Tenure.

Lift the championship trophy.

Herbert Gilpin.

League titles: 3 times.

Jairo Ramoredis.

Guido. Tobias.

Giuseppe Riz.

Van Gaal Hager.

Marco Sarah.

Aldo Chevenini.

Alessandro.

Cesare Lovati.

Francis Soldiira.

Peter Robronzini.

Barzan. Abdon Sgarbi.

Alessandro.

Mario Magnozzi was respectful.

Caroli Goti.

Giuseppe Bonizoni.

Luigi Pervesi.

Bruno Alcari.

Maya. Giuseppe Antonini.

Paul Topricelli.

Andrea Bonomi.

League wins: 1 time.

Carlo Anoissy.

Omelo Anton Tognon.

Gunnar Nodal.

League wins: 1 time.

Nils Lidholm.

League titles: 2 times.

Francis Zagatti.

César Maldini.

League wins: 1 time.

Champions League wins: 1 time. Rivera.

League titles: 2 times.

Champions League wins: 1 time.

Coppa Italia: 4 times.

League titles: 5 times.

European Champions Cup: 3 times.

Toyota Cup: 2 times.

European Cup Winners' Cup: 2 times.

Romeo Benetti.

Alve Tino Biggon.

Aldo Maldeira.

Fulvio Colovati.

Baresi. League titles: 5 times.

Champions League: 3 times.

Toyota Cup: 2 times.

UEFA Super Cup: 3 times.

Italian Super Cup: 4 times. Maldini.

League titles: 2 times.

Champions League winners: 2 times.

Coppa Italia: 1 time.

World Foundation Club Cup: 1 time.

UEFA Super Cup: 2 times.

Italian Super Cup: 1 time.

Ambu Bright Front, Rossini.

2009-present.

Refer to AC Milan Encyclopedia.

No. 9 Weah (forward), the most successful player in African history! The first African Footballer of the Year to win both the World Footballer of the Year, the European Ballon d'Or, and the African Footballer of the Year. But his only regret is not helping his home country, Liberia, to the World Cup.

Kluivert (striker): Weah's replacement after leaving for France, but Kluivert did not perform at his level at Milan. After one season, he moved to Barcelona and successfully became a world superstar at Barcelona. He is by far the most goalscorer for the Dutch national team.

Inzaghi (striker): Scored his 300th career goal in Milan! At Milan, they won the league title, the cup and the European Cup.

In the '06 World Cup, he scored his only goal in the World Cup against the Czech Republic and won the title.

No. 19 Costacuta (defender): Spent almost his entire career in Milan.

Dugarry (striker): A member of France's "treble" period, but almost a regular on the bench in Milan and France.

Moreno (striker): Former top scorer in La Liga, but did not succeed in Milan and only stayed for one season.

Favali (defender): At the age of 38, he is still active on the field.

No. 29 Koko (defender): Milan academy is a good product, but the nightlife ruined him. He became famous at a young age, but retired at the age of the player.

Fiori (goalkeeper): Milan iron play sub.

No. 99 Ronaldo (striker): Rose to fame at a young age and has won numerous honors in international football.

Gunnar Glenn Giani Rivera Luther Gullit Dejan Savčević Zvonimir Boban Rui Costa ($38 million that year, the highest price in Milan's history. Fallen Leaves to Genfica) Clarence Seedorf (who wore the number 10 left by Rui Costa).

Full name: Massimo Ambrosini Cantonese translation: Rock Bu Senni.

Nationality: Italian.

Position: Forward.

Date of birth: 29 May 1977.

Height: 182cm

Weight: 72kg

Zodiac sign: Gemini.

Current club: AC Milan.

Played for clubs: Cesena, Vicenza.

Brilliant record: A brilliant defensive midfielder, a brilliant header, a man who often scores from set-pieces up front, and a brilliant player, but as Andrea Pirlo matures, he is no longer a regular in Milan. However, in the 07-08 season, they took a solid place in the main team, mainly because Ancelotti's "Christmas tree" formation required two defensive midfielders.

And in Maldini's absence, he was the captain of the Milan team. Now Ambu is the new captain of Milan.

Technical statistics for the 2002 and 2003 seasons.

Serie A, Champions League, Coppa Italia.

Appearances 21 13 3

Minutes played 1432 890 230 Goals 1 0 1

Career statistics.

Season Club Appearances Goals Scored.

1994 1995 Cesena 25 1

1995 1996 AC Milan 7 0

1996 1997 AC Milan 11 0

1997 1998 Vicenza 27 1

1998 1999 AC Milan 26 1

1999 2000 AC Milan 29 2

2000 2001 AC Milan 16 3

2001 2002 AC Milan 9 3

2002 2003 AC Milan 21 1

2003 2004 AC Milan 20 1

2004 2005 AC Milan 22 1

2005 2006 AC Milan 13 1

2006 2007 AC Milan 19 2

2007 2008 AC Milan 33 4

Career statistics for the national team.

Played 35 times and scored 0 goals.

Major honors. Serie A 3 times (1996, 1999, 2004) and Coppa Italia 1 time (2003).

2 European Champions Cups (2003, 2007).

UEFA Super Cup 2 times (2003, 2007).

1 Club World Cup (2007).