Il Giorno: Anti-Cardinale stickers and Zlatan’s ‘gaffe’ – Milan fans’ protests continue | OneFootball

The protest from AC Milan fans against the ownership and management continues in the city, even if the team are out in the Middle East for the Supercoppa Italiana.

Il Giorno reports how some Milan fans are fed up with Gerry Cardinale and RedBird Capital as an ownership group, but it extends beyond the American fund. Everyone is in the dock, including CEO Giorgio Furlani, technical director Geoffrey Moncada and senior advisor Zlatan Ibrahimovic.

In addition to the chants and protests at the stadium and fiery posts on social media, Rossoneri fans are now starting starting to flood Milan and other areas of Italy with anti-Cardinale stickers. They have appeared in the most diverse places: lampposts, traffic lights, bus shelters, electrical panels and more.

Walking around the city the stickers can be seen a bit everywhere and there are those who – given the period – have even put them on a bauble on a Christmas tree. They all have a common theme: that the owner should sell and leave.

When there is such a tense atmosphere in the air, every move of the management is scrutinised. For this reason, a smiling Ibrahimovic receiving an Inter shirt from Beppe Marotta did not go unnoticed by the supporters either.

It is true that it was a gift (even if a bit of a jab) and must be placed in a context of institutional courtesy, and could even be a sign of improved an relationship between the clubs, but the grin from the Swede has stuck in people’s heads.