From a smoky tavern in 1899 to the roaring floodlights of Champions League glory, AC Milan: The Inferno That Conquered Europe chronicles one of football's most storied legacies. This is the definitive history of the Rossoneri-an epic journey through triumph, tragedy, reinvention, and rebellion.

Veteran journalist Luca Carrera draws on over a century of club evolution to chart Milan's ascent from local pioneers to global giants. From the artistry of Rivera and van Basten to the tactical revolutions of Sacchi and Ancelotti, every era is brought vividly to life. With forensic attention to detail and an eye for football's broader cultural and political landscape, this book captures not only what Milan won-but how, and why it mattered.

Whether you're a lifelong tifoso or discovering calcio for the first time, this is the story of a club where fire meets fear, identity meets invention, and red and black are not just colours-but a creed.