Hall of Fame

Hall of Fame Inductees

See who has been inducted into the AC Milan Hall of Fame

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As part of its 125th Anniversary celebrations, AC Milan has proudly unveiled its Hall of Fame, presented by Emirates, to honour the players and key figures who have shaped the Club's iconic legacy. This marks the first year of a project that aims to celebrate the individuals whose contributions have left an indelible mark on Rossoneri history.

With the support of Emirates, this initiative underscores AC Milan's commitment to preserving 125 years of passion, excellence, and the values that have defined the Club. The AC Milan Hall of Fame pays tribute to those who have represented the Rossoneri with distinction, both on and off the pitch, ensuring their achievements are remembered as part of the Club's enduring story.

A UNIQUE SELECTION PROCESS

The Hall of Fame features two categories: Elected Members, chosen by AC Milan's global fanbase through a voting process, and Honorary Members, selected at the discretion of the Club.

To be eligible, nominees must have played at least 50 official matches for the Club, achieved excellence through individual or collective honours, and conducted themselves in alignment with AC Milan's values throughout their careers. Only retired players are eligible for inclusion.

This Hall of Fame is more than a celebration of individual brilliance; it represents the deep bond between AC Milan and its global community of fans, who continue to shape the Rossoneri legacy. Together, with Emirates' support, we honour the past while looking ahead to the future of this extraordinary Club.


CLASS OF 2024

Franco Baresi was the first official inductee into the AC Milan Hall of Fame presented by Emirates. Celebrating his 50th anniversary with the Club, Baresi's inclusion honours not only his legendary status as one of football's greatest defenders but also his lifelong dedication to AC Milan - as a player and captain first, and now as the Honorary Vice President of the Club.

In its inaugural year, the AC Milan Hall of Fame, presented by Emirates, focuses on legendary strikers. From an initial shortlist of 24 iconic forwards, three were selected by the Rossoneri fans as the first.

FRANCO BARESI


Throughout his illustrious career, Baresi embodied unwavering loyalty, staying with AC Milan even during its most challenging years. As captain, he led the team under the guidance of Arrigo Sacchi and Fabio Capello to global dominance in the late 1980s and early 1990s. Baresi retired with an extraordinary record of 719 official matches and an impressive collection of trophies: 6x Serie A titles, 3x European Cups, 2x Intercontinental Cups, and 4x Italian Supercups. In honor of his legendary contributions, AC Milan retired the number 6 jersey. Celebrating 50 years with AC Milan in 2024, Baresi continues to represent the Club’s values as its Honorary Vice President, a role he has held since 2020.


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FILIPPO INZAGHI


He joined AC Milan at the peak of his career, aged 27, where he truly flourished. Fondly known as "SuperPippo," Inzaghi became a legend in the Rossoneri jersey, delivering unforgettable performances, including a decisive brace in the 2007 Champions League Final against Liverpool in Athens and in the Club World Cup Final against Boca Juniors in Yokohama in the same year. He concluded his playing career at AC Milan with an impressive 126 goals in 300 official appearances and a remarkable trophy haul: 2x Champions League titles, 1x FIFA Club World Cup, 2x Serie A titles, 2x UEFA Super Cups, 1x Coppa Italia, and 1x Italian Supercup.


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ANDRIY SHEVCHENKO


Andriy Shevchenko joined AC Milan in 1999, finishing as the league's top scorer in his debut season with an impressive 24 goals. Renowned for his skill with both feet, exceptional speed, and aerial prowess, Shevchenko cemented his legendary status by scoring the decisive penalty in the 2003 Champions League Final against Juventus in Manchester. Over his eight seasons with the Rossoneri (1999-2006, 2008/09), Shevchenko tallied an extraordinary 175 goals in 322 appearances and secured a glittering array of honours: 1x Champions League title, 1x Serie A title, 1x UEFA Super Cup, 1x Coppa Italia, and 1x Italian Supercup. Individually, he earned two Serie A top scorer titles, three Champions League top scorer titles, and the Ballon d'Or in 2004, further solidifying his place among football's greats.


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MARCO VAN BASTEN


A forward of unparalleled elegance, Marco Van Basten joined AC Milan in the summer of 1987. With the Rossoneri, Van Basten made an immediate impact, helping the team secure the Serie A title in his debut season (1987/88). Known as the "Swan of Utrecht", he scored goals of every kind with remarkable consistency and style. In addition to the numerous trophies he lifted with the Club - including 2x European Cups, 3x Serie A titles, 2x UEFA Super Cups, and 2x Intercontinental Cups - his list of individual accolades is equally impressive: 3x Ballon d’Or awards, 2x Serie A top scorer titles, and 1x Best FIFA Men's Player award. Van Basten retired from football in 1995 at just 33, leaving behind a legacy cemented in his 201 appearances and 125 goals for AC Milan.


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CLASS OF 2026

Dopo gli attaccanti, è stato il momento dei centrocampisti. Un riconoscimento prestigioso, assegnato dai tifosi milanisti di tutto il mondo sempre a valle di un processo di votazione, che ha premiato la capacità di incarnare la passione e i valori propri del Club, nonché i successi ottenuti nel corso della carriera in rossonero da parte dei nuovi Membri Eletti, i quali vanno a comporre la "Classe del 2026".

CARLO ANCELOTTI


One of the favourites of Nils Liedholm who had noticed him with Parma and made him the pivot of Roma side that won a Scudetto and four Italian Cups, Carlo Ancelotti joined AC Milan on the last day of the transfer market in 1987. Arrigo Sacchi's on-field alter ego, as a full-fledged midfielder he was key to all-conquering Milan. In the year of the first victory of the European Champion Clubs' Cup he scored an unforgettable long-range goal to Real Madrid. He retired from playing football at 33 years of age due to knee problems, with a memorable brace against Verona.


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RUUD GULLIT


He was the big summer transfer market hit in 1987, along with the other Dutch Marco van Basten. Ruud Gullit soon became the symbol of the first triumphs achieved by Arrigo Sacchi. Unpredictable, physically powerful, deadly in the air, he started as a sweeper and then moved forward becoming one of the finest attackers in the world. The Golden Ball was the first of a series of honours won with Milan, including three league titles, two European Champion Clubs' Cups, two Intercontinental Cups, two European Super Cups and three Italian League Super Cups.


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RICARDO KAKÁ


It's love at first sight between AC Milan and the very young Kaká who arrived in 2003 after his amazing success with São Paulo. With his clean face, good feet and great sprint speed he immediately helped Milan to the win of their seventeenth league title. The Brazilian's exponential growth culminated in the extraordinary 2006/07 season, when he scored 10 goals and led the team to the Champions League final victory in Athens, after an unforgettable brace to Manchester United in the semi-final. Before receiving the Golden Ball and FIFA World Player awards in 2007, Kaká also won the European Super Cup and Club World Cup.


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