M’Baye Niang scored twice in Milan’s first friendly of the season, beating local side Alcione 5-1.
The game got off to an inauspicious start, as within five minutes Alcione had taken the lead when Gennarelli burst past a sluggish Cristian Zaccardo.
The equaliser arrived on 20 minutes, Nigel de Jong converting a penalty, then Alessio Cerci set up an Andrea Poli goal before scoring his own angled drive.
There were numerous changes after the break, including the debut for ex-Parma midfielder Jose Mauri.
M’Baye Niang scored twice in Milan’s first friendly of the season, beating local side Alcione 5-1.
The game got off to an inauspicious start, as within five minutes Alcione had taken the lead when Gennarelli burst past a sluggish Cristian Zaccardo.
The equaliser arrived on 20 minutes, Nigel de Jong converting a penalty, then Alessio Cerci set up an Andrea Poli goal before scoring his own angled drive.
There were numerous changes after the break, including the debut for ex-Parma midfielder Jose Mauri.
Antonio Nocerino hit the bar twice, while Niang bagged a brace.
Jose Mauri went off with a slight knee problem.
Milan 5-1 Alcione
Scorers: Gennarelli 5 (A), De Jong pen 20 (M), Poli 29 (M), Cerci 44 (M), Niang 51, 61 (M)
Milan First Half: Abbiati (Donnarumma 30), Abate, Zaccardo, Albertazzi, Calabria, Poli, De Jong, Pessina, Locatelli, Cerci, Mastour
Milan Second Half: Donnarumma (Agazzi 58), Calabria, Zaccardo, Alex, Albertazzi, Mastalli, José Mauri, Nocerino, Suso, Niang, Cutrone