The Rossoneri have not finished in the top four since 2012-13 and have gone through numerous coaches in recent years, with Clarence Seedorf, Filippo Inzaghi, Sinisa Mihajlovic, Cristian Brocchi, Vincenzo Montella and Gennaro Gattuso all failing.
Gattuso narrowly missed out on Champions League football last season and stepped down, with Giampaolo coming in as his replacement from Sampdoria.
Although Krzysztof Piatek and Lucas Paqueta showed promise after their January arrivals last term, Milan have only added Theo Hernandez and Rade Krunic to their squad this close season.
Few will expect a massive improvement considering the limited investment, though a relatively easy-going opening to the season – including games against promoted Brescia and Hellas Verona – might help give them the momentum they need to build up some positivity.
AC Milan’s 2019-20 Serie A fixtures in full:
August 25: Udinese v AC MilanSeptember 1: AC Milan v BresciaSeptember 15: Hellas Verona v AC MilanSeptember 22: AC Milan v InterSeptember 25: Torino v AC MilanSeptember 29: AC Milan v FiorentinaOctober 6: Genoa v AC MilanOctober 20: AC Milan v LecceOctober 27: Roma v AC MilanOctober 30: AC Milan v SPALNovember 3: AC Milan v LazioNovember 10: Juventus v AC MilanNovember 24: AC Milan v NapoliDecember 1: Parma v AC MilanDecember 8: Bologna v AC MilanDecember 15: AC Milan v SassuoloDecember 22: Atalanta v AC MilanJanuary 5: AC Milan v SampdoriaJanuary 12: Cagliari v AC MilanJanuary 19: AC Milan v UdineseJanuary 26: Brescia v AC MilanFebruary 2: AC Milan v Hellas VeronaFebruary 9: Inter v AC MilanFebruary 16: AC Milan v TorinoFebruary 23: Fiorentina v AC MilanMarch 1: AC Milan v GenoaMarch 8: Lecce v AC MilanMarch 15: AC Milan v RomaMarch 22: SPAL v AC MilanApril 5: Lazio v AC MilanApril 11: AC Milan v JuventusApril 19: Napoli v AC MilanApril 22: AC Milan v ParmaApril 26: AC Milan v BolognaMay 3: Sassuolo v AC MilanMay 10: AC Milan v AtalantaMay 17: Sampdoria v AC MilanMay 24: AC Milan v Cagliari
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