Curva Sud will ‘not display banners or wave flags’ against Udinese – photo | OneFootball

The Curva Sud Milano have announced that they will not be displaying any flags or banners during today’s game against Udinese.

Earlier today, the Italian Milan Club Association (AIMC) announced that during the game at San Siro their banners will be displayed upside down, which is a sign of protest. It is due to what they deem to be poor communication and a lack of involvement from the club.

With a story on Instagram, the Curva Sud have also made it known that they won’t be displaying the usual flags and banners either. The statement is below:

“From today’s match, the display of banners and related symbols of Curva Sud Milano, Joker, Vecchia Maniera, Estremi Rimedi is prohibited for an indefinite period of time and without a specific reason.

“In solidarity, all the Curva groups have decided not to display banners or wave flags, not even personal ones.”

We have had it confirmed from a member of Milan Club Milano that it is the club who banned the Curva from using symbols connected with Luca Lucci, amid the ongoing investigations into the ultras groups.