I Hate AC Milan

Swedish striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic has completed his move to French club PSG from Italian club AC Milan. The 30-year-old is a well-known face in Italian football after having won numerous trophies with the Milan clubs.

However, this will be just his second departure from Italian football in three seasons after he recently moved to Barcelona where he spent just one season before returning to Italian football with AC Milan.

AC Milan manager Massimiliano Allegri has said that the club will not be making a move for Manchester City striker Mario Balotelli, who has been linked with a move away from Eastlands in the last couple of months.

AC Milan manager Massimiliano Allegri has rejected speculation that he will be leaving the club at the end of this season.

The manager has come under intense pressure after failing to progress past the quarter-final stage of the Champions League, while the club also looks set to lose the Italian Serie A title to Juventus.

A club owned by Silvio Berlusconi, one that was implicated in the 2006 match fixing scandal that rocked Italy, a club that saw Dida rolling around in agony from the slightest touch from a Celtic fan, the side that drank champagne at half time when 3-0 up against Liverpool in 2005, the fans cheering injuries to opposing players.

There are any number of reasons to hate AC Milan, yet they still sit at the top of Italian and European football, which only goes to make them more infuriating.

Here's a video from a year ago showing AC Milan playing up to their stereotype.

Theres a break in play, whilst a player receives treatment. A fan runs on to the pitch in the San Siro, making the most of his chance to run around the pitch.

He approaches AC Milan's goalkeeper, Dida, and tries to embrace him as he runs past him, with one eye on the stewards who have started to chase him.

Dida tries to run after him, but is too fat and slow, so instead drops to his knees in agony and pain in one of the most ridiculous shows of play-acting Serie A has ever seen! And you thought AC only cheated the other teams - they cheat the fans too!

AC Milan president Silvio Berlusconi has revealed that Leonardo is to leave the club at the end of the season.

The Brazilian, a former fans' favourite at Giuseppe Meazza, has been in charge of the Serie A giants since May 2009.

He endured a tricky start to his reign, with disappointing performances put in both at home and abroad.

However, he was able to oversee a gradual improvement and had Milan primed to launch a title challenge at one stage this season.