Milan fans protest against CEO Giorgio Furlani during Atalanta game

May 11, 2026 - 00:27

AC Milan supporters made their frustration clear on Friday night, directing angry protests at club CEO Giorgio Furlani during a difficult Serie A match against Atalanta. With the team trailing 2-0 in a game that could have serious consequences for their season, chants and banners calling for Furlani's dismissal echoed through the stadium.

The protest came as Roma defeated Parma earlier in the day, moving level on points with the Rossoneri. That result only added to the pressure on Milan, who have struggled to find consistency this season. Fans blame Furlani for what they see as poor management decisions, including a lack of significant investment in the squad and a failure to address key weaknesses in the transfer market.

The atmosphere turned hostile as Atalanta dominated the match, exposing Milan's defensive frailties. Supporters held up signs reading "Furlani out" and sang songs demanding change at the top of the club. Some fans left early in the second half, unwilling to watch what looked like another disappointing performance.

Milan now face an uphill battle to secure a top-four finish and Champions League qualification. With the team slipping further behind the league leaders, the pressure on both the players and the club's leadership continues to grow. Whether the protests will lead to any immediate changes remains to be seen, but the message from the stands was clear and loud.