Paulo Fonseca’s career could continue in the Premier League as Everton have reportedly identified the Portuguese coach as their favourite candidate to replace the sacked Sean Dyche.The former Milan

AC Milan will only be able to sign only one English player during this transfer window. With the club increasingly linked to players from England this January it's a complication the Rossoneri have to deal with thanks to a specific rule of the Italian FA about non-European players coming to Serie A from another league.

The Serie A outfit only recently changed manager, bringing in the wily Portuguese pragmatist Sergio Conceicao to replace Paulo Fonseca at the start of the week. One constant who has remained at the club is Zlatan Ibrahimovic. The former United forward ...

Christian Pulisic was forced out of AC Milan's match against Como with an apparent leg injury suffered just before the halftime break.

Atalanta, gunning for their first ever Serie A title, created very little in Udine and ... Conceicao has changed the atmosphere around Milan since replacing Paulo Fonseca earlier this month and is charged with re-igniting his new team's bid for Champions ...

Paulo Fonseca’s career could continue in the Premier League as Everton have reportedly identified the Portuguese coach as their favourite candidate to replace the sacked Sean Dyche. The former Milan manager was fired in late December when the Rossoneri decided to activate a clause which allowed them to pay him just one year of salary in case he was dismissed in the first six months of his tenure.

Familiar foes renew hostilities at the Allianz Stadium on Saturday late afternoon as Juventus take on Milan in a Serie A classic. Both teams have everything to play for as they try to claw their way

Aston Villa are in the race to sign the former Premier League star while a move for Sevilla's Loic Bade is edging closer.

Milan coach Sergio Conceicao was reportedly ‘furious’ with Milan over the prospect of losing centre-back Fikayo Tomori to Serie A rivals Juventus during the January transfer window, even though

United States men's national team midfielder Yunus Musah is hoping to become a much more crucial player under the new AC Milan manager, Sergio Conceicao. Since the Portuguese head coach took charge of the Rossoneri,

Record Sport takes you through everything you need to know about the Serie A clash. Juventus vs AC Milan will take place in the Allianz Stadium in Turin on Saturday January 17. The game will kick off at 5pm UK time.

Milan coach Sergio Conceicao was reportedly ‘furious’ with Milan over the prospect of losing centre-back Fikayo Tomori to Serie A rivals Juventus during the January transfer window, even though the Bianconeri were prepared to meet the Rossoneri’s demands for the England international.