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Welcome back to Davy & ChinTalk Milan — Season 4!

After last season’s disappointment, AC Milan looks like a completely different team — and in our Season 4 opener, Davy, Chin, and special guest Leo sit down to talk about the NEW MILAN.

We kick things off by looking at Ruben Amorim’s era and the exciting style of football he is bringing to Milan — high intensity, aggressive pressing, possession control, and a team that looks genuinely fun to watch.

We also discuss the emergence of Milan’s young talents, including Alphajo Cissé and Francesco Camarda, and whether giving these youngsters real opportunities could have a major impact on Milan’s season.

But the big question remains:

Can this Milan challenge for the SCUDETTO?

We break down Milan’s season objectives, our expectations, and whether this team has what it takes to compete at the highest level.

We also discuss the importance of Milan’s biggest stars — Christian Pulisic and Rafael Leão — and why their involvement could be crucial if Milan wants to get the best out of Gonçalo Ramos and the rest of the attack.

And, as always, Chin brings his TOPS & FLOPS to the table.

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Fresh off an electrifying derby win over AC Milan’s city rivals Inter Milan, hope was back in the air for the Rossoneri faithful. With the gap narrowing and momentum building, the Scudetto dream felt alive again… until a frustrating 1-0 defeat to Lazio brought everyone crashing back to reality.

In this episode of Davy & Chin Talk Milan, the guys break down the emotional rollercoaster — from derby euphoria to Olimpico heartbreak.

Was Rafael Leão justified in his on-field outburst, or did it expose deeper cracks within the squad? Davy defends Milan’s star boy, arguing he’s the one player expected to carry the team in big moments — but was he let down by his teammates and tactics?

Meanwhile, concerns grow around Christian Pulisic’s goal drought and his lack of chemistry with Leão. Is it just a dip in form, or something more tactical?

The conversation also turns to Massimiliano Allegri’s system. Is the rigid 3-5-2 setup limiting Milan’s attacking stars? And did switching to a 4-3-3 come too late — especially after Leão was subbed off just as the system began to favour him?

Davy praises the team’s unity in the derby and highlights the surprising inclusion of Pervis Estupiñán, but questions remain about defensive vulnerabilities that ultimately cost Milan crucial points.

With the title race slipping and Champions League qualification becoming the realistic goal, Chin and Davy go head-to-head:

Is there still a twist in Milan’s season… or is this where the dream ends?

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