1967–68 AC Milan season
season of football team
During the 1967–68 season Milan Associazione Calcio competed in Serie A, Coppa Italia and the European Cup Winners' Cup.
Summary
The only time that Milan won the league title so early was back on 31 March 1968. After four titles during the 1950s, the Rossoneri's pace had actually slowed during the following decade as they won just two league titles. However, their second was that of 1968 – a year before their famous European Cup victory. Incidentally, 12 months prior to Milan's Scudetto celebrations in 1968, the prospect of winning the league was unthinkable. Arturo Silvestri's Rossoneri had finished eighth in the league standings, with the only positive being that of our Coppa Italia victory in Rome against Padova on 14 June 1967.
Nereo Rocco returned as manager at the start of the 1967–68 season. Under his leadership, the team altered its tactical approach and lineup. Sormani and Prati got more playing time, Anquilletti became a regular starter, and Rivera, Trapattoni, Rosato and Lodetti took on more prominent roles. The club also signed Cudicini, Schnellinger, Malatrasi and Hamrin.
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