The Milan presented the new shirt, that of 2024-2025, which will debut at San Siro in the last match of the season, Saturday 25 May against Salernitana. The Devil will turn 125 years old in December, a history certified by great successes, which have contributed to strengthening the club’s reputation. The home uniform, signed Puma, was «born from the perfect conjunction between the history of the Rossoneri and the future of kit design». The style of the Milan shirt is classic: the red and black stripes return in a “clear” way, unlike this season’s shirt, with which Stefano Pioli’s team finished in second place with qualification for the Champions League.
The collar and the edges of the tears are white: the back, however, is totally red, right where the name and number will go. Furthermore, there is a significant detail in the new AC Milan shirt: there is the writing on the inside collar «Social Club Institution», which symbolizes «the club’s constant dedication to social issues and underlines Milan’s role as a social and cultural institution committed to promoting positive change in society, in line with its values». As Maikel Oettle, Chief Commercial Officer of the club in via Aldo Rossi: «The new AC Milan Home kit is a testimony to our rich heritage and the lasting legacy of Milanism, which is able to bring together over 500 million fans around the world. This shirt embodies the spirit of passion, dedication and innovation that defines our club. We are proud to present this special kit, which symbolizes our commitment not only to footballing excellence, but also to our role as a social and cultural institution.” For Marco Mueller, Senior Director of Product Line Management Teamsport Apparel of Puma instead: «Milan is more than a club: it is a symbol of performance at the highest levels that we want to combine with innovation, design and technology. With classic colors and a visual representation of the human genome, it celebrates how the love for AC Milan has been transmitted through generations, Made with Milanismo, from Milan to the world.”
