Franck Kessie, Lorenzo Colombo and Samu Castillejo scored the goals when Milan convinced with a 3-1 win against Brescia in their last friendly before the Europa League match against Shamrock Rovers.
Stefano Pioli’s men faced Luigi Delnieri’s Brescia at Milanello, when Sandro Tonali came off the bench and played the last 17 minutes against his former club.
The Rossoneri have won their four friendlies against Novara, Monza, Vicenza and now Brescia, before the first official match of the new season on Thursday.
Franck Kessie, Lorenzo Colombo and Samu Castillejo scored the goals when Milan convinced with a 3-1 win against Brescia in their last friendly before the Europa League match against Shamrock Rovers.
Stefano Pioli’s men faced Luigi Delnieri’s Brescia at Milanello, when Sandro Tonali came off the bench and played the last 17 minutes against his former club.
The Rossoneri have won their four friendlies against Novara, Monza, Vicenza and now Brescia, before the first official match of the new season on Thursday.
Milan prepared for the Europa League qualifier against Shamrock Rovers next week with a spontaneous match against the Biancazzurri.
Chievo Verona were supposed to play against the Diavolo today, but three player has tested positive for coronavirus at the Gialloblu this week and the match was cancelled.
Zlatan Ibrahimovic did not participate and 18-year-old Colombo stepped up today, but the Swede is expected to recover in time for the trip to Ireland.
Milan 3-1 Brescia
Kessie 39 (M), Colombo 49 (M), Castillejo 61 (M), Ghezzi 74 (B)
Milan (4-2-3-1): Donnarumma (Tatarusanu 63); Calabria (Laxalt 82), Kjaer, Gabbia, Hernandez (Kalulu 82); Kessie, Bennacer (Tonali 73); Castillejo (Krunic 63), Calhanoglu (Paqueta 83), Saelemaekers (Brahim Diaz 63); Colombo (Maldini 63)
Brescia (4-3-3): Andrenacci; Sabelli, Papetti, Mangraviti (Mateju 52), Martella; Spalek (Ghezzi 50), Bjarnason (Viviani 50), Dessena; Zmrhal, Aye, Morosini