Fans and Milan legends honor Franco Baresi
Franco Baresi, the legendary captain of AC Milan and one of the greatest defenders in football history, has passed away at the age of 66, arriving with feelings of sorrow and gratitude among the club's fans and football legends. The funeral service was held inside the Cathedral of Sant'Ambrogio in Milan, attended by several Italian football stars and supporters of the team, where fans raised flags and many wore shirts bearing the number 6, which was associated with Baresi throughout his career. Baresi led Milan for 15 seasons, participating in 719 matches and winning 18 titles, including 6 Italian league championships, 3 UEFA Champions League titles, and earning 81 caps with Italy. He played a key role in Italy’s 1982 World Cup victory and captained the national team during the 1994 final. AC Milan's new coach, Rúben Amorim, stated that he will work to preserve Baresi's legacy and promised to continue the club's path in his footsteps, especially as the team prepares for a friendly match against Inter in honor of the late captain's memory.
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