Serie A president suggests Bologna-Milan could be played on Christmas Day | OneFootball

AC Milan’s fixture against Bologna has officially been postponed, and the Serie A president has come up with an interesting proposal.

After almost a day of questions, a decision has been reached about Milan’s fixture against the Rossoblu, and it is certainly frustrating given the effects it will have on the scheduling. Reports have already suggested that the first ‘certain’ date the fixture can be played is not for six months, which is certainly something in itself.

Several solutions were evaluated between last night and when the meeting occurred, and postponement was the least preferred option provided, and Paolo Scaroni’s reaction to the decision tells a story about Milan’s reaction.

Following the outcome of the meeting, Lorenzo Casini, the president of Serie A, spoke about the decision that was made, and his words have been relayed by Francesco Nasato on X.

“The month in which it will be possible to recover the match between Milan and Bologna is February. There would be Christmas Day as a hypothesis but we are evaluating. Moving the match with Verona? No, it will enter a chain movement. As a League we cannot do much”

A Christmas Day fixture would be difficult to see, but the fact that is one of the new hypotheses shows how difficult it will be to reschedule the fixture.