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AC Milan to take on Real Madrid and Chelsea in USA friendlies
May 23, 2012 12:21:00 PM
The Italian giants have announced that they will lock horns with the Spanish giants and the Champions League winners during their tour of the USA ahead of the 2012-13 campaign
AC Milan director Umberto Gandini has announced via Twitter that the Rossoneri will take on Real Madrid in a friendly game during pre-season.Both sides will travel to the USA ahead of the 2012-13 season, and have now scheduled a friendly showdown at Yankee Stadium on August 8.
"AC Milan and Real Madrid will play a friendly match on August 8 at Yankee Stadium in NYC [New York CIty]. Won 16 Champions [League] titles combined," Gandini stated on his Twitter.
Furthermore, the Rossoneri will also go head to head with English side and recently-crowned European champions Chelsea during their tour in the USA.
"We will face Champions League winner Chelsea in Miami, Sun Life Stadium, on July 28. Big match in Florida. Thanks Dolphins, CAA and MLS."
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