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No Champions League Chance For Milan - UEFA
Milan’s hopes of playing in the Champions League next term have been dashed after UEFA Confirmed they have no chance of being given a place.
The Rossoneri were hoping they would be able to squeeze themselves into the competition after both Porto and CSKA Sofia were kicked out of the competition after breaking various UEFA guidelines.
Reports in Italy claimed the Rossoneri had a great chance of being given a place in next season’s competition. However, UEFA have revealed that there is no chance of this happening.
“It is absolutely impossible that Milan play in next season’s Champions League,” said UEFA spokesman, William Gaillard.
“The participants are not chosen based on the highest co-efficient but on the number of teams a country is allowed to enter.
“Therefore there is no possibility whatsoever of Milan playing in the Champions League next season.”
Milan will have to settle for the UEFA Cup as expected. Failure to qualify for the Champions League was down to Milan’s own downfall following a less than perfect campaign.
Salvatore Landolina
Reports in Italy claimed the Rossoneri had a great chance of being given a place in next season’s competition. However, UEFA have revealed that there is no chance of this happening.
“It is absolutely impossible that Milan play in next season’s Champions League,” said UEFA spokesman, William Gaillard.
“The participants are not chosen based on the highest co-efficient but on the number of teams a country is allowed to enter.
“Therefore there is no possibility whatsoever of Milan playing in the Champions League next season.”
Milan will have to settle for the UEFA Cup as expected. Failure to qualify for the Champions League was down to Milan’s own downfall following a less than perfect campaign.
Salvatore Landolina
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