Giacomo Bonaventura is in line to be offered new terms by AC Milan. The winger is contracted to Milan until 2020, but the club wants to extend it to 2022. Gazzetta dello Sport says talks have opened and are aimed at adding another two years to the current contract with an improved salary. Bonaventura was signed from Atalanta on transfer deadline day in 2014 for €7m. The midfielder ha...Full Story »

Giacomo Bonaventura scored the winner as in-form AC Milan recorded a third successive Serie A victory by beating high-flying Lazio 2-1.Midfielder Bonaventura settled a tight contest at the San Siro with a bullet header past Thomas Strakosha a minute before the break.Italy Under-21 forward Patrick Cutrone had earlier nodded Milan ahead before they were quickly pegged back by a fine finish from La...Full Story »

AC Milan have announced that midfielder Giacomo Bonaventura has signed a new contract with the Serie A club. A target for Chelsea this January transfer window, the 27-year-old Italian international opted rather to remain at the San Siro. Having joining Milan from Atalanta in 2014, Bonaventura has gone on to play 92 times for I Rossoneri, scoring 18 goals and providing 20 assists. A very bri...Full Story »

AC Milan scored twice inside three second-half minutes to beat Torino 2-1 in the Coppa Italia round of 16 and set up a repeat of last season's final against Juventus. Former Milan coach Sinisa Mihajlovic saw his Torino side take a deserved first-half lead when Andrea Belotti fired the visitors ahead, but the in-form Rossoneri burst into life after the interval. Club legend Arrigo Sacchi said...Full Story »

The respective ambitions of AC Milan and Atalanta took a hit following a goalless draw at San Siro. A single point means the Rossoneri are six shy of leaders Juventus, who could further increase their advantage in the Serie A title race with victory over second-placed Roma later on Saturday night. Atalanta, meanwhile, have steadied the ship after suffering back-to-back defeats that slowed thei...Full Story »

Giacomo Bonaventura's second-half strike proved enough as AC Milan bounced back from the midweek defeat at Genoa with a 1-0 victory over Pescara at San Siro to move up to third in Serie A. The first few chances of the match fell to the visitors but Gianluca Caprari fired wide before team-mates Ledian Memushaj and Alessandro Crescenzi both had chances saved by Milan goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarum...Full Story »

he Rossoneri bounced back from midweek defeat but rode their luck at times at San Siro with the visitors seeing two efforts ruled out for offside by the officials AC Milan moved into the top three in Serie A after a 1-0 victory over Pescara courtesy of Giacomo Bonaventura's second-half free-kick on Sunday, but Vincenzo Montella's men were made to work hard for the win by their dogged visitors...Full Story »

Giacomo Bonaventura has backed AC Milan to seal a Serie A victory at Napoli on Saturday - despite his belief that their opponents are one of the strongest teams in the division. Vincenzo Montella's side started the league campaign with an entertaining 3-2 win over Torino in which striker Carlos Bacca bagged a hat-trick. Milan finished 25 points adrift of Napoli last season, ending the year dow...Full Story »

Napoli missed the chance to reclaim first place from Juventus after being held to a 1-1 Serie A draw by AC Milan at the Stadio San Paolo. The Azzurri were dislodged from top spot by Juve following last week's defeat in Turin, but the Bianconeri were subsequently held to a goalless draw in Bologna. A two-point gap was there to be bridged and Lorenzo Insigne briefly boosted Napoli above the re...Full Story »

Giacomo Bonaventura bagged a brace against his former club Atalanta as AC Milan won 3-1 at the Atleti Azzurri d'Italia. In what could be Filippo Inzaghi's last game in charge of Milan it was the hosts who opened the scoring through Daniele Baselli after 21 minutes. But Giampolo Pazzini and Bonaventura struck back before half-time, with Atalanta academy product Bonaventura adding his second o...Full Story »