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It's over. After 18 years to wear the AC Milan jersey without interruption, Davide Calabria was loaned to Bologna, we learned on Saturday, in particular through Fabrizio Romano, journalist specializing in transfers news. We saw the Italian defender leaving Milanello, the training center of the Serie A club, particularly moved before the questions of some media present.
The arrival on the Rossoneri bench of Sergio Conceiçao, in December 2024 in place of Paulo Fonseca, would not have arranged the situation of Davide Calabria. The latter would not have digested to lose the captain's armband for the benefit of Mike Maignan, the goalkeeper of the French team.
On January 26 during the Milanese victory torn against Parma (3-2), an altercation had taken place between Sergio Conceiçao and Davide Calabria, forcing the teammates and the Rossoneri staff to separate them.
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