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'''AC Milan''' is an [[Italian]] [[soccer]] club currently playing in [[Serie A]]. The team, playing in [[Milan]], wears red and black. The team is, arguably, the greatest in Italy today, based on their string of recent titles and overall buying power. However, they were one of four subjects in the Italian match-fixing scandal, and were relegated, but bounced back soon after. The current manager is Carlo Ancelotti;<ref>http://www.worldfootballers.com/footballnews.php/football-home/ac-milan-192/list.html</ref> the current sponsor is Bwin.
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'''AC Milan''' is an [[Italian]] [[soccer]] club currently playing in [[Serie A]]. The team, playing in [[Milan]], wears red and black; its chairman is Italy's current prime minister, [[Silvio Berlusconi]].  
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The team is among the greatest in Italy today; however, they were one of four subjects in the Italian match-fixing scandal, and were relegated, but bounced back soon after. The current manager is the Brazilian Leonardo Nascimento de Araújo, a former AC Milan attacking midfielder; the current sponsor is Bwin.
  
 
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Latest revision as of 14:54, March 23, 2015

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AC Milan is an Italian soccer club currently playing in Serie A. The team, playing in Milan, wears red and black; its chairman is Italy's current prime minister, Silvio Berlusconi. The team is among the greatest in Italy today; however, they were one of four subjects in the Italian match-fixing scandal, and were relegated, but bounced back soon after. The current manager is the Brazilian Leonardo Nascimento de Araújo, a former AC Milan attacking midfielder; the current sponsor is Bwin.

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