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Samuel Chukwueze has opened up about the reasons behind AC Milan’s disappointing 2024-25 season, which saw the Rossoneri struggle across multiple competitions.
The Italian giants endured a tough campaign, finishing eighth in Serie A and missing out on European qualification.

Their UEFA Champions League and Coppa Italia runs were equally lackluster, with the Supercoppa Italiana being their only silverware. The season’s struggles led to the sacking of manager Sergio Conceição after its conclusion.
Chukwueze pinpointed several factors that derailed the team’s performance, particularly the mid-season managerial change.
“Starting the season with one manager and completing pre-season under him, then switching manager midway was quite difficult,” he told SportsBoom.
“When a new manager arrived, everything changed from tactics, formations, and playing style. The players were eager and hungry, but adapting quickly to new ideas and systems wasn’t easy.”
The Nigerian winger emphasized that the squad’s commitment never wavered, but the abrupt shift in coaching philosophy disrupted their rhythm, contributing to a season well below expectations.
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