Serie A: AC Milan, Juventus miss out on Champions League next season in disastrous final day of season
AC Milan and Juventus have both failed to qualify for the UEFA Champions League next season, marking a disappointing end to their campaigns. In contrast, Como has made history by securing their first-ever qualification for European competition under manager Cesc Fabregas. The situation has prompted discussions about potential changes in management for both AC Milan and Juventus as they reflect on their unsuccessful seasons.
- ▪AC Milan and Juventus will not participate in the next UEFA Champions League.
- ▪Como qualified for European competition for the first time in their history under manager Cesc Fabregas.
- ▪Christian Pulisic's performance has raised concerns ahead of the upcoming World Cup.
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In one of the most surprising last matchdays in recent history, both AC Milan and Juventus are out of the next edition of the UEFA Champions League while AS Roma and Como were able to qualify alongside Inter and Napoli. Como, in particular, should be regarded as one of the most exciting projects in European football. Under the leadership of Spanish manager Cesc Fabregas, the club have achieved a historic milestone, securing qualification for European competition for the first time in history.On the other hand, Juventus and AC Milan in particular need to reflect on their mistakes. While the Bianconeri were forced to change managers during the 2025–26 season, AC Milan placed their trust in the returning Massimiliano Allegri.
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