On more than one occasion this season, AC Milan manager Pippo Inzaghi has said: "I don't have a magic wand." Indulging in a little fun, the journalists on the Milan beat decided to get him one as a present. Opening it in the last news conference before Christmas, the rookie coach laughed.

"You're a magician when you win," he said. "You can't say that when you lose."

At the time, Inzaghi looked to be pulling a rabbit out of a hat. Milan had beaten Napoli 2-0 at the San Siro and would hold Roma to...

The reaction to Milan's defeat to Atalanta was sadly predictable and inevitable as the word crisis is never too far from being associated with the Rossoneri. Talks among manager Pippo Inzaghi, vice president Adriano Galliani and president Silvio Berlusconi reportedly took place, and the sense is that there is a growing frustration within the club over their most recent plight.

It is, of course, nothing new for Milan. The club has been through this process countless times over the past few years....

Milan succumbed to another defeat on Sunday afternoon as Atalanta left San Siro with all three points thanks to German Denis' first-half strike. The defeat leaves the Rossoneri seven points adrift of third place, and it is perhaps only going to get worse for Pippo Inzaghi and his men.

The club appeared to have made a breakthrough prior to the winter break with a string of impressive results. The 4-2 win over Real Madrid was also a confidence boost, but since Serie A has resumed, Milan have been a...

After conquering San Siro in Serie A action with a 1-2 win Jan. 6, Sassuolo returned to Milan on Tuesday night to face the Rossoneri for a place in the Coppa Italia quarterfinals. Fortunately, Filippo "Pippo" Inzaghi's men were able to secure a win on this occasion, and it sees them advance in a tournament they harbour hopes of winning.

The Coppa Italia run is vital for various reasons, most important of which is to build confidence and prove this squad has a winning mentality, which in turn will...

After the disappointment of the defeat Tuesday to Sassuolo, it was vital for Milan manager Pippo Inzaghi to get a reaction from his players on their trip to Turin on Saturday night. While Mattia De Sciglio's sending-off right before halftime complicated matters, the Rossoneri showed their battling qualities to hold on and secure a 1-1 draw against Torino.

As has become a hallmark of Inzaghi's managerial style, the Milan coach couldn't help but tinker with the lineup, with Stephan El Shaarawy being...

With Alessio Cerci's signing lifting spirits ahead of the 2015 opener vs. Sassuolo, Milan got off to the perfect start through an early Andrea Poli score. However, what followed after the opening 20 minutes was a bitterly disappointing reminder of how far the Rossoneri still have to go as they fell 2-1 at the San Siro.

Goals from Nicola Sansone and Simone Zaza were deserved for the visitors as they returned home with all three points. They dominated possession and overran Milan in key periods...