AC Milan Face Investigation After Anti-inter Banners During Parade

 

AC Milan could be fined, as the Disciplinary Commission has opened an inquiry into the disrespectful banners against Inter on the Scudetto parade, while Zlatan Ibrahimovic also taunted Hakan Calhanoglu.

The Rossoneri are commemorating their 19th Serie A title, pipping Inter to the post by two points thanks to their 3-0 victory away to Sassuolo.

Right at the start of the parade going from Casa Milan to Piazza Duomo, the players held up a large banner at the front of the open-top bus that read: ‘Stick the Coppa Italia up you’re a**!’

It was a reference to Inter, who won the Coppa Italia after beating Milan in the semi-finals.

Before the parade had even reached Piazza Duomo, the Disciplinary Commission had already opened an investigation into the violation of article 4, which covers ‘the principles of fair play and probity.’

This was a reference to the 2007 banner that Massimo Ambrosini held when Milan was celebrating the Champions League and Inter had taken the Scudetto.

It wasn’t the only anti-Inter sentiment of the parade, as Theo Hernandez also started an insulting chant, while Ibrahimovic took the microphone and asked the fans if they had “a message for Hakan.”

Calhanoglu was in the Milan squad last season and left as a free agent to go across the city to Inter.

Zlatan chiede ai Tifosi un messaggio per Hakan 🤷🏻‍♂️ pic.twitter.com/qfFAv6FR5v

— Simone Cristao (@SimoneCristao) May 23, 2022

Milan player Ante Rebic also held up a large poster with an image of Inter coach Simone Inzaghi and the word ‘Spiaze.’

This has become a meme on social media and is mocking the way Inzaghi says ‘dispiace’ (disappointing) in his Piacenza accent.

Milan, Torna lo Criscione sfottò verso l'Inter e la Procura Federale are un'inchiesta https://t.co/PPd91BjrwS

— La Gazzetta dello Sport (@Gazzetta_it) May 23, 2022