AC Milan, the Rossoneri, currently sit second in Serie A with 32 points from 9 wins, 5 draws, and 1 loss, having played one game less than leaders Inter Milan, who are only one point ahead. After the Super Cup defeat, the team has had ample time to rest. Their match against Como has been postponed to January, and the squad enjoyed two days off for recovery. Under Allegri's guidance this season, Milan have showcased a versatile attacking system, with Leão and Pulisic leading the line, and even defenders Davide and Pavlovic contributing two goals each. With an impressive 52% average ball possession rate and a 35% shot conversion rate, coupled with a solid defence that has conceded only 13 goals, AC Milan have a significant advantage in terms of squad value, estimated at 470 million euros. Verona have struggled this season, with a record of 2 wins, 6 draws, and 7 losses, placing them in the relegation zone. Despite a surprising two-game winning streak in December, the team's total value is only 91 million euros, just a fifth of Milan's. They have clear weaknesses on both offense and defense, with heavy reliance on the attacking partnership of Brazilian forward Donazetti and Nigerian striker Orban. Their defence, conceding an average of 1.5 goals per game, raises concerns. Notably, Verona's away form has been poor this season, often struggling against stronger teams. We anticipate a match with over 2.5 goals.