The Boardroom

How AC Milan Score in 2025–26: Patterns After 16 Matches

Syahrier Wakid| 7 min read

Sixteen matches is not enough to judge a season. It is enough to spot habits. This analysis breaks down how AC Milan have scored their goals so far in 2025–26, focusing on creation zones, goal types, assist chains, timing, and game state. The aim is not to predict the table, but to describe the process taking shape underneath the results.

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Math of The Match

Football Isn't Gymnastics, Cesc: You Don't Get Points for Playing Beautifully

Syahrier Wakid| 8 min read

"We made 700 passes, they made 200. It’s unbelievable." That was Fàbregas’s post-match verdict. But in the modern game, possession without penetration is just cardio. While Como painted pretty geometric shapes in the middle third, AC Milan delivered a masterclass in game-state management and ruthless transition efficiency.

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Math of The Match

Cagliari 0-1 AC Milan: The Art of Winning Without Dominating

Syahrier Wakid| 9 min read

AC Milan started 2026 the way pragmatic teams do: not flashy, but with control. A sluggish first half turned into a measured second, and one decisive action from Rafael Leão separated the sides. The numbers tell a clean story, too: Milan won the shot battle, edged possession, and managed the game state after scoring. It was not a classic. It was a professional away win.

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The Boardroom

Füllkrug, Milan, and the No. 9 in Question: What the Data Actually Says

Syahrier Wakid| 11 min read

In the tactical landscape of modern football, the role of the traditional No. 9 has sparked intense debate among analysts and fans alike. This article delves into the unique profile of Niclas Füllkrug, a player whose aerial prowess and physical presence could provide AC Milan with the much-needed structural relief in their attacking strategy. Can Füllkrug's strengths transform Milan's approach, or will his style clash with the club's tactical identity? Let's analyze the data and uncover the truth behind Milan's No. 9 question.

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The Moneyball

How Atalanta Turned Financial Discipline Into European Glory While Italy’s Giants Kept Paying to Start Again

Syahrier Wakid| 15 min read

Atalanta did not reach the Champions League, then win the Europa League, because they have rich owner and unlimited money or they found one exceptional coach or one exceptional player. They did it because Antonio Percassi’s club built a system capable of replacing both and became one of Italian football’s clearest lessons in sustainable ambition.

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