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Davide Calabria turns the page. A few days after an altercation with Sergio Conceição, the right back formalized his departure from AC Milan, leaving the training center Les Tears in Eyes. Arrived at 11 at the Rossoneri, he is about to join Bologna after 272 games in the Milanese jersey, obviously bitter not to have been able to go to the end of his contract.
“”It's hard, everything will miss everything, but I am very happy with everything I have experienced here. I take all memories with me, I love Milan and I would always like him. It is difficult, like a divorce with your wife (laughs). A new chapter begins, I wish everyone the best here“He explained before leaving Milan. If his transfer was not envisaged at the start of the transfer window, his tense relationship with Conceição seems to have precipitated things. Dispossessed of the captain's armband in early January, Calabria would have experienced this choice badly and would have come to the words, even to the gestures, with his coach during a match against Parma. Officially, the two men, however, minimized the incident.
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