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Franco Baresi, the iconic AC Milan centre‑back and 1982 World Cup winner, died on Saturday at the age of 66. His two‑decade spell with Milan yielded six Serie A crowns, three European Cups and a World Cup, cementing his status as one of the game’s greatest defenders.
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A farm‑boy turned captain, Franco Baresi spent two decades embodying the tactical elegance of AC Milan, a journey that intertwined personal sacrifice with a legacy that still reverberates across the pitch.
Former AC Milan CEO Adriano Galliani reflects on financial disparities, stadium needs and the 'Cardboard Title' as Serie A seeks a sustainable future.