AC Milan's Luca Antonelli (R) is challenged by Tottenham Hotspur's Mousa Dembele during their pre-season Audi Cup tournament third place soccer match in Munich, Germany, August 5, 2015. REUTERS/Michaela Rehle
MILAN (Reuters) - With a new coach, a new investor and possibly a new stadium on the way, AC Milan look as if they can finally put several years of confusion and mediocrity behind them in Serie A this season.
Milan should join AS Roma and Napoli as the main challengers to champions Juventus, who are aiming for a fifth successive title but must rebuild their side after the departures of playmaker Andrea Pirlo and marksman Carlos Tevez.
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