pianetamilan.it
Online Italian news site covering AC Milan with news, transfer market coverage and live match reports
About pianetamilan.it
Pianeta Milan publishes news, transfer-market reports, match previews and live coverage about AC Milan, with articles written by its editorial staff and named journalists.
The site is a media publication, funded through advertising audience on its pages; its homepage carries an audience-contribution notice and a ranking widget. The publisher is RPM Srl, a single-member company registered in Lecco.
The editorial office is listed at Lecco in Italy, and the site is published in Italian with social channels on Facebook, Instagram, Telegram, X and YouTube.
Product: Online sports news and live coverage about AC Milan.
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