It’s been a season of heights and lowness for MilanBut one thing remains constant –The club’s fans continue to fill San Siro in record number. While On the pitch, Rossoneri is fighting to secure a Champions League locationThe Outside the field they lead the entire Serie A presence.
With Christian Pulisic, Joao Felix, Rafael Leaoand Santiago Gimenez Trying to reintroduce Milan’s campaign, The club has officially exceeded a million total spectators at San Siro for the 2024-25 season season. This has reportedly strengthened their status as the only Italian team that achieved this performance.
When he entered the season, Rossoneri’s ambition was clear –Fight for scudetto. However, Reality has been much less kind. On one occasion they were 11 points behind their top-four rivalsand while a new rise in shape has reduced the gap to six pointsthe battle for one UEFA Champions League spot remain an uphill.
Sergio Concepticao’s players are currently sitting in ninth placefollowing Bologna, Juventus, Lazio, Fiorentina and Rome In the race about a top-four finish. Their Early elimination from the Champions League in the hands of Feyenoord Just added to the frustration among the fans. Despite this, Rossoneri continues to show up in huge numbers and once again proves that Milan’s support extends Far beyond the team’s performances on the pitch.
San Siro: Milan’s heartbeat
While the results have been inconsistent, Milan’s hometown has been anything but empty. According to Transfer marketRossoneri lead Serie A in average attendancewith one Stronging 71,591 fans per match. This puts them in front of their city rivals, Inter (69 794)and Roma (61 973).
In addition, The red and blacks are the only team in the league that exceeds a million total spectators for the seasonreaches 1,073,864 over 15 home games, according to Transfer market. This remarkable performance underlines Milanisti’s loyalty and passionEven during a season that has fallen below expectations. The club’s Massive home masses have even surpassed Inter even if both teams parts San Siro, Italy’s largest stadium.
Ultra’s mixed signals: protest and passion
The South curveMilan’s most passionate Ultra supporter group, does not silent about the team’s struggle. During the team’s series a match against Comothe expressed their frustration with banners and songexpresses his dissatisfaction with the team’s conceptions.
However, Despite their protests they continue to pack the stadiumwhich shows that their frustration does not correspond to abandonment. Instead is a requirement on Higher standards and a return to Milan’s heyday.
