TV showdown: Torino-AC Milan opener under Amorim's reign

As the floodlights ignite the Stadio Olimpico in Turin on Sunday evening, AC Milan step onto the pitch to meet Torino in a Serie A opener at 20:45, with fans eager for a fresh start after a turbulent summer.

Managerial overhaul at Milan

After a disappointing campaign under Massimiliano Allegri, AC Milan have ended the Italian coach’s tenure.

The club announced the exit of the experienced Massimiliano Allegri and appointed the young, modern Ruben Amorim. Amorim arrives after his spell at Manchester United ended in failure.

Amorim is known for bold squad decisions, having once placed players in a loft reminiscent of the Français Christopher Nkunku. He intends to send a clear message from the season’s curtain rise. The new approach signals a shift toward a more contemporary style.

Opening match details

The season’s first test arrives on Sunday night, with kickoff scheduled for 20:45 in the Piedmont region. Any result other than a victory would draw criticism toward the Rossoneri. The match pits historic Serie A rivals Torino and AC Milan against each other.

Summer signing Gonçalo Ramos, recruited from PSG, has already settled in Lombardy. His integration adds depth to Milan’s attacking options.

Les expected line‑ups for Torino list Mascardi; Comuzzo, Comert, Coco; Pedersen, Fitz‑Jim, Gineitis, Cacciamani; Vlasic, Casadei; Simeone. Mascardi starts in goal for Torino.

AC Milan’s projected eleven features Maignan; De Winter, Gila, Pavlovic; Chukwueze, Modric, Rabiot, Bartesaghi; Loftus‑Cheek, Saelemaekers; Ramos. Maignan is the goalkeeper for AC Milan.

The encounter will be broadcast on TV through , beginning at 20:45. Viewers can tune in to watch the Rossoneri aim to silence doubters.