Italian Super Cup set to be held in Saudi Arabia in 2025

The last four of the Italian Supercup, which is scheduled to take place in Saudi Arabia in January 2025, has its dates confirmed by the Serie A League. It will include the league winners Inter, the Coppa Italia winners Juventus, the league's second-place Milan, and the Coppa Italia runners-up Atalanta.

Thursday, January 2, 2025, will see the first semifinal,Atalanta will be facing Inter Milan, and Friday, January 3, 2025, will see the second semifinal, where Juventus will take on AC Milan. The final is slated for January 6, 2025, on Monday. The 19th Serie A round's games, including AC Milan's away encounter against Como, are therefore anticipated to be postponed.

A statement from the Serie A read as follows, "Similar to the major American professional leagues, Serie A has been exporting and promoting its brand abroad since 1993. The Italian Supercup has been played four times in Saudi Arabia and China, twice in the United States and Qatar, and once in Libya.”

In the most cutting-edge multi-sport indoor venue in the Middle East and North Africa, "Kingdom Arena," the cup will be presented. Modern technology for audio and visual design engineering, as well as television broadcasting, is present in the venue. All matches will be accessible in 160 other nations that have already purchased the audiovisual licenses to the event, in addition to being televised live in Italy on Mediaset networks.

AC Milan and Inter Milan to battle for Italian star

Archrivals AC Milan and Inter Milan are supposedly at a major advantage in the potential transfer battle for Monza sensation Daniel Maldini. As reports revealed, La Repubblica claims that the Rossoneri have added two crucial stipulations to Maldini's summer move to the U-Power Stadium.

AC Milan is entitled to 50% of any future sales proceeds. More significantly, they claim to have the ability to match any bid for Maldini and return him to San Siro. The 22-year-old left Milan to join Monza in August after being unable to get regular first-team football there.