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Founded in 1899, AC Milan is one of world football's most celebrated clubs, with seven European Cup/Champions League titles and 19 Serie A crowns.

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First-team squad

2026–27 season · as of · Head coach: Ruben Amorim

Goalkeepers3

No.PlayerNationAge
1 Pietro Terracciano Italy –
16 Mike Maignan C France –
96 Lorenzo Torriani Italy –

Defenders11

No.PlayerNationAge
2 Pervis Estupiñán Ecuador –
5 Koni De Winter Belgium –
13 Sankhoun Diawara France –
19 Théo Hernandez France 28
23 Fikayo Tomori England –
31 Strahinja Pavlović Serbia –
33 Davide Bartesaghi Italy –
34 Mario Gila Spain –
35 Valeri Vladimirov Bulgaria –
42 Filippo Terracciano Italy –
46 Matteo Gabbia Italy –

Midfielders11

No.PlayerNationAge
8 Ruben Loftus-Cheek England –
11 Christian Pulisic United States –
12 Adrien Rabiot France –
14 Luka Modrić Croatia –
20 Omari Hutchinson England –
21 Samuel Chukwueze Nigeria –
28 Christian Comotto Italy –
30 Ardon Jashari Switzerland –
56 Alexis Saelemaekers Belgium –
70 Alphadjo Cisse Italy –
80 Yunus Musah United States –

Forwards4

No.PlayerNationAge
9 Gonçalo Ramos Portugal –
10 Rafael Leão Portugal 27
22 Diego Moreira Belgium –
73 Francesco Camarda Italy –
Out on loan
  • –Zachary Athekame · Defender · Switzerland · at Lyon
  • –David Odogu · Defender · Germany · at Toulouse
  • –Youssouf Fofana · Midfielder · France · at Sevilla
  • –Samuele Ricci · Midfielder · Italy · at Como
  • –Jacopo Sardo · Midfielder · Italy · at Pescara
  • –Kevin Zeroli · Midfielder · Italy · at Südtirol
  • –Santiago Giménez · Forward · Mexico · at Porto
  • –Andrej Kostić · Forward · Montenegro · at Sparta Rotterdam
  • –Christopher Nkunku · Forward · France · at RB Leipzig

Squad sources: Wikipedia — AC Milan – Current squad section; AC Milan — Men's First Team (cited by Wikipedia; not directly fetched). Squads change during transfer windows; check the date above.

Player profiles

Current and former players with a full PlayerWikipedia profile.

Sources

  1. A.C. Milan — Wikipedia (accessed 2 November 2026)