GdS: San Siro expected to sell out for Milan-Napoli amid great anticipation | OneFootball

AC Milan will be up against the league leaders Napoli on Tuesday, and a big crowd is expected at San Siro. There will be a lot of Partenipei fans, but enthusiasm has also been revived among the Rossoneri fans.

Paulo Fonseca’s men are coming off the back of two wins, beating Udinese and Club Brugge, and now they have a chance to really prove themselves. An anger has also been built up as a result of the Bologna postponement, which hopefully can be used to their benefit.

Fonseca will not be able to rely on a full squad, with Theo Hernandez and Tijjani Reijnders suspended, but it will be packed in the stands. According to Gazzetta dello Sport, there are still a few tickets left but these should be sold in the next 48 hours.

In other words, San Siro will be more or less sold out and this is also thanks to great enthusiasm among the Napoli fans (as expected). It remains to be seen if the Curva Sud will continue their protest and just cheer in the final ten minutes, or if they will support the team from the first minute.

If the latter, then the atmosphere will certainly be fantastic, and a win could really boost Milan’s confidence.