1982–83 AC Milan season explained

Club:Milan Associazione Calcio
Season:1982–83
Owner:Giuseppe Farina
Manager:Ilario Castagner
Chairman:Giuseppe Farina
Chrtitle:President
Stadium:San Siro
League:Serie B
League Result:1st (promoted to Serie A)
Cup1:Coppa Italia
Cup1 Result:Quarter-finals
League Topscorer:Battistini (11)
Season Topscorer:Jordan, Serena (14)
Average Attendance:[1]
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Prevseason:1981–82
Nextseason:1983–84

During the 1982–83 season Milan Associazione Calcio competed in Serie B and Coppa Italia.

Summary

In 1982–83, Milan faced their second season in Serie B. The new coach was Ilario Castagner. The squad was revolutionized: five pillars of the Stella title left: Walter Novellino (moving to Ascoli), Aldo Maldera (to Roma), Roberto Antonelli (Genoa), Ruben Buriani (Cesena), as well as Fulvio Collovati, sold by his will to Inter, obtaining in exchange the loans of Giancarlo Pasinato, Nazzareno Canuti and Aldo Serena. Other signings were Vinicio Verza (from Cesena), Oscar Damiani (from Napoli) and Tiziano Manfrin (from Genoa), as well as goalkeeper Giulio Nuciari and Maurizio D'Este. Milan path to the promotion was relatively comfortable, losing only three matches and spending the entire season in the top two spots of the table, in an interesting duel against Lazio, which in the end was left eight points behind.

Milan game proved decidedly more pleasant than in the previous two seasons. Coach Castagner played an attacking football, remarked by the thirteen different players who scored at least one goal. Franco Baresi, only 22 years old, obtained the captaincy of the club, which he will retain until his retirement 15 years later. Also in the Coppa Italia Milan gave good impressions, reaching the quarter-finals where they were eliminated on away goals by Verona.

Squad

Transfers

In
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GK Ternana
DF Inter loan
DF Reggina loan ended
MF Genoa
MF Inter loan
MF Cesena
FW Napoli
FW VJS Velletri
FW Inter loan
FW Pescara loan ended
Out
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GK Ternana
DF Inter loan
DF Roma
DF Sanbenedettese
DF Palermo
MF Cesena
MF Cesena
MF Ascoli
FW Genoa
FW Pescara loan
FW Sant'Angelo loan
FW Brescia loan
FW Piacenza

Competitions

Serie B

See main article: 1982-83 Serie B.

Matches

Coppa Italia

See main article: 1982–83 Coppa Italia.

Matches

Quarter-finals

Statistics

Squad statistics

Competition[2] PointsHomeAwayTotalGD
54 19 14 4 1 44 12 19 5 12 2 33 24 38 19 16 3 77 36 +41
4 3 1 0 12 8 5 2 2 1 7 6 9 5 3 1 19 14 +5
Total 23 22 15 4 56 20 24 7 14 3 40 30 47 24 19 4 96 50 +46

Players statistics

See also

References

  1. Web site: Attendance Statistics of Serie B . 3 May 2022.
  2. Web site: Milan Associazione Calcio 1982–83 . magliarossonera.it . 19 May 2023.

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