Milan stumble across a winning combination


Football Soccer - Chievo Verona v AC Milan - Bentegodi stadium, Verona Italy- 16/10/16 - AC Milan's Carlos Bacca (R) celebrates with his team mate Giacomo Bonaventura after Chievo's Dario Dainelli scored an own goal. REUTERS/Alessandro Garofalo

MILAN (Reuters) - AC Milan's small number of new signings during the close season appears to have been a blessing for a club whose transfer policy over the last few seasons has infuriated their supporters.

The club were largely absent from the transfer market in the summer, forcing new coach Vincenzo Montella to turn to a mixture of young players who have emerged from the club's academy and journeyman professionals.

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