June 6, 2026 - 00:11

Milan ultras have issued a stark call to the club's supporters, urging them to prepare for an "unprecedented" protest directed at owner Gerry Cardinale. In a statement circulated among fan groups, the hardcore supporters warned that the coming months will be difficult, saying, "It's going to be a long summer, and the worst is yet to come."
The announcement signals a significant escalation in tensions between the fanbase and the American ownership, which took control of the club in 2022. The ultras, who represent the most organized and vocal segment of Milan's support, have grown increasingly frustrated with what they see as a lack of investment and a disconnect from the club's traditions. They have specifically called for fans to gather in person to demonstrate against Cardinale, framing the action as a direct confrontation with the club's leadership.
This protest is not a spontaneous outburst but the result of months of simmering discontent. Fans have pointed to the club's transfer strategy, rising ticket prices, and the perceived commercial focus of the ownership as key grievances. The ultras' statement suggests that the protest will be coordinated and large-scale, aiming to send a clear message that the supporters will not remain silent. As the summer transfer window approaches, the atmosphere around the club is expected to remain tense, with the ultras vowing to make their voices heard.
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