Milan's first summer friendly ended in a 2-2 draw against Celtic, a match that highlighted both the strengths and weaknesses of a side still very much in the early stages of its development.
The Rossoneri made a difficult start, looking short of sharpness and at times vulnerable defensively. A number of individual mistakes and a lack of fluidity in their play allowed the hosts to take control and build a two-goal lead.
But Milan's response after the break was encouraging. The team looked more aggressive, organised and determined in search of a result. Francesco Camarda was the driving force behind the comeback, scoring both goals to bring the match back level.
At the final whistle, there were plenty of lessons to take away. Milan will need to improve their defensive solidity and continue refining their tactical structure, but the character shown in the second half and the progress of the club's young talents were both positive signs. It was a valuable test as preparations for the new season continue.
Meanwhile, Milan will depart for Perth today. According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, the Rossoneri will make a stopover in Dubai before arriving tomorrow.
"Nkunku is on the way, while Modrić will join the squad later."
