AC Milan has launched a Hall of Fame to honour those who have left a mark on the club’s history, with Franco Baresi named as the first member. The initiative has been launched as part of Milan's ongoing 125th Anniversary celebrations.
Presented by Emirates, the AC Milan Hall of Fame aims to celebrate and preserve the legacy of individuals who have represented the club with distinction, both on and off the pitch.
Through their achievements, conduct, and commitment, these members will serve as enduring symbols of the Rossoneri spirit.
Franco Baresi has been named the first official inductee as he celebrates his 50th anniversary with the club this year. Baresi’s inclusion honours not only his status as one of football’s greatest defenders but also his lifelong dedication to AC Milan.
Having spent his entire playing career with the Rossoneri and now serving as the Honorary Vice-President of the Club, Baresi’s induction marks the starting point for the honour, ensuring that the legacy of AC Milan’s icons is celebrated and preserved for future generations.
Speaking of his induction into the Hall of Fame, Baresi said: “I am deeply honored to have been chosen by AC Milan as the first inductee into the Hall of Fame, representing the glorious history of this Club and celebrating my 50 years in the red and black. This recognition fills me with pride. AC Milan is not just about victories and titles; it embodies style, passion, and sacrifice - values and people that have made this Club great. I hope this project inspires future generations to continue building on our legacy.”
The AC Milan Hall of Fame presented by Emirates will feature two categories of members: Elected Members, chosen through a voting process by registered AC Milan fans, and Honorary Members, who will be inducted at the discretion of the Club.
In its inaugural year, the Hall of Fame will focus on former strikers, with 24 legendary forwards set to be shortlisted, culminating in three inductees.
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