Английская Википедия:1975–76 AC Milan season

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During the 1975–1976 season Milan Associazione Calcio competed in Serie A, Coppa Italia and UEFA Cup.

Summary

At management level, the 1975-76 season was troubled for Milan: at the end of the previous season Albino Buticchi, president of the club, had come into conflict with Gianni Rivera for having planned an exchange transfer between the Golden Boy himself and Torino's Claudio Sala. In September 1975 Rivera acquired from Buticchi the majority of the shares of AC Milan, and shortly before the end of the year Bruno Pardi assumed the presidency. In February of the following year Rivera sold his shares to the entrepreneur Vittorio Duina who became the new president of Milan the following May.

The football season began with Gustavo Giagnoni as manager for the first four group matches of the first round of the Coppa Italia, where Milan got three wins (with Perugia, Brindisi and SPAL) and a draw (in the last match against Catanzaro), ending the group in first place with seven points and thus qualifying for the second round, which would be held at the end of the season. Giagnoni also directed the Rossoneri in the round of 64 of the UEFA Cup, which saw Milan going through against English side Everton thanks to a 0-0 draw in Liverpool and a 1-0 victory in Milan, before leaving the position of coach. Nereo Rocco is called back as technical director of the team, with Giovanni Trapattoni as manager.

In the league, Milan collected eight wins, three draws and three defeats in the first half of the season, finishing in third place on equal points with Napoli and Cesena. Even in the second half, the Rossoneri remained in the upper areas of the standings and finished the competition in third position with 38 points behind Torino and Juventus. The placement was valid for the qualification to the 1976-77 UEFA Cup.

In the UEFA Cup, after beating Everton in the round of 64, Milan eliminated the Irish side Athlone Town in the round of 32 (0-0 in the first leg in Athlone and 3-0 in the second leg in Milan) and in the round of 16 the Soviets Spartak Moscow (4-0 home win and 2-0 defeat in Sochi). In the quarter-finals, Milan faced the Belgians of Club Bruges who went through thanks to the 2-0 victory obtained in Bruges and the 2-1 defeat suffered at San Siro.

The season finished with the remaining Coppa Italia matches. After the first match played in May and won against Sampdoria with Rocco and Trapattoni on the bench, in the following matches in June Paolo Barison replaced Trapattoni, who moved to Juventus. Milan, in group B with Sampdoria, Napoli and Fiorentina, obtained two victories (with Sampdoria), two draws (with Fiorentina) and two defeats (with Napoli) finishing with six points, behind the Neapolitans (winners of group with 9 points and qualified for the final) and the Viola.

Squad

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Transfers

In
Pos.	Name	from	Type
GK	Giuseppe Cafaro	Barletta	loan end
DF	Franco Fasoli	Chioggia Sottomarina}	loan end
DF	Giulio Zignoli	Varese	loan end
MF	Franco Bergamaschi	Genoa	loan end
MF	Michele De Nadai	Lecco
MF	Walter De Vecchi	Varese	loan end
MF	Nevio Scala	Inter
FW	Graziano Gori	Spezia
FW	Alessandro Turini	Verona	loan end
FW	Silvano Villa	Arezzo	loan end
FW	Francesco Vincenzi	Monza

Out
Pos.	Name	To	Type
DF	Franco Fasoli	Monza	loan
MF	Giovanni Lorini	Venezia	loan
FW	Gianni Bui	Varese
FW	Giovanni Sartori	Venezia	loan
FW	Giorgio Skoglund	Chioggia Sottomarina
GK	Giuseppe Cafaro	Brescia
DF	Filippo Citterio	Palermo
DF	Luciano Zecchini	Sampdoria
MF	Walter De Vecchi	Monza
FW	Graziano Gori	Taranto
FW	Alessandro Turini	Taranto

Competitions

Serie A

League table

1975-76 Serie A

Statistics

Squad statistics

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1975-76 Serie A	38	15	9	3	3	25	13	15	6	5	4	17	15	30	15	8	7	42	28	+14
1975-76 Coppa Italia	–	5	3	1	1	8	5	5	2	2	1	8	5	10	5	3	2	16	10	+6
1975-76 UEFA Cup	–	4	4	0	0	10	1	4	0	2	2	0	4	8	4	2	2	10	5	+5
Total	–	24	16	4	4	43	19	24	8	9	7	25	24	48	24	13	11	68	43	+25

See also

• AC Milan

Bibliography

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External links

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